GOP lawmaker and, now, governor seek energy office audit
Energy
“When we see red flags, we need to do something. I’m standing up for our citizens who aren’t standing in the weeds.”
“When we see red flags, we need to do something. I’m standing up for our citizens who aren’t standing in the weeds.”
“They must understand that their vehicles cause wear and tear on the roads too. Gas consumption doesn’t mirror road usage anymore.”
“The sooner we can fund these infrastructure projects, the sooner we can put Coloradans to work.”
“When we move money around, we’re robbing Peter to pay Paul.”
Says a legislative critic: “Micromanaging electric bills is not the way to address conservation issues.”
Industry, environmentalists are waiting and watching the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission since its reshuffling by governor.
Some legislative critics say state energy policy hypes renewables to a fault.
“We need all types of energy, and we need to stop pitting one form against another form.”
The quasi-judicial state agency has drawn fire over a range of issues.
“Families and small businesses need all the help they can get with gas prices on the rise.”