Tag: All of the above
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Support for HB23-1247
HB23-1247 would require the state energy office to study the use of advanced energy solutions in rural Colorado as we accelerate our transition to clean energy. The bill passed with strong bipartisan votes and was signed into law by Gov. Polis on May 20, 2023
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We should be choosing low emission power sources
Our lights turn on through many different sources these days. Mine turn on from rooftop solar with battery backup. In other homes, natural gas, nuclear, hydro, geothermal or wind powers the lights. New technologies are coming online every year.
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Somewhere between keep-it-in-the-ground and drill-baby-drill
I’m one of the 68% of Colorado voters who think natural gas and oil will continue to be used for 20 years. I also think we need clean air, clean water, and a climate that supports a prosperous future.
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Compromise can promote green policy goals
Our energy future will look different than its past. That transition is underway, but it doesn’t have to be a binary choice between 100% renewables or unmitigated carbon emissions from fossil fuels.
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Tipton part of bipartisan effort to address climate change
The members of our congressional delegation have been working across the aisle on practical bipartisan solutions to address climate change, from renewable energy production on public lands to financing for carbon capture.
Powering Forward 