A new Denver renewable energy startup aims to develop large-scale projects, focusing first on building solar power where it can repurpose coal mine, utility properties or other land that’s been used in fossil fuels.
Major investment funds with ties to energy have backed Redeux Energy Partners, and it’s led from Denver by Rob Masinter, its chief operating officer.
Redeux Energy’s first project is to start developing 220 megawatts of solar power and 60 megawatts of associated battery storage…
The system, known as NeuFuel, differs from compressed natural gas because it can be used at a lower pressure than CNG.
Elgin ISD’s board voted unanimously to reject a Chapter 313 application from Solar Proponent that company representatives said were a key determination in whether or
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The Mountain Valley Pipeline’s Southgate Extension, a key source for future natural gas supplies in Duke Energy Corp.’s carbon reduction proposals, has withdrawn all of
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