Today 98% of Colorado's energy is produced from fossil fuels - coal, oil
and natural gas. Their combustion provides us with heat and light, but
costs us money each month in energy bills and has environmental
consequences. By becoming energy efficient, you not only reduce energy
bills and increase indoor comfort, you also help the environment.
To learn about simple ways to become more efficient,
download our Saving Energy in Colorado brochure.
Looking for someone to identify potential ways for you to make
energy-saving improvements to your home? Use the button above
for a list of Certified Energy Raters.
The Center of the American West has teamed up with the Southwest
Energy Efficiency Project to publish
What
Every Westerner Should Know About Energy Efficiency and
Conservation: A Guide to a New Relationship. Lead
authors Patty Limerick (Energy Outreach Colorado Board Member)
and Howard Geller have assembled the most current information on
energy efficiency and conservation into an accessible and
practical guide for individuals and businesses who want to save
energy - and money - this summer and beyond.
