Michigan Town Tearing Out Its Streetlights In Cost-Cutting Measure
The economic slowdown has put countless people out of work and eliminated millions of dollars in homeowner wealth. States and cities haven't been immu...
The economic slowdown has put countless people out of work and eliminated millions of dollars in homeowner wealth. States and cities haven't been immu...
John Farrell | Posted 12.14.2011
In just three weeks, citizens of Boulder, CO, will vote on whether to begin a big, formal process to unplug from Xcel Energy's system and plug into local energy self-reliance.
HuffingtonPost.com | Jackie Ginley | Posted 10.16.2011
Reporters Bob Porterfield and Jackie Ginley are exploring the financial challenges facing Hercules for The Huffington Post and Hercules Patch. HERC...
Anne Butterfield | Posted 07.16.2011
If Xcel proposes "business as usual" with its exposure to fossil fuels and a rate hike of 33 percent in nine years, Boulder's case for municipalization becomes starkly stronger.
Anne Butterfield | Posted 02.22.2011
Boulder city staff have formally defined the parameters of Boulder's quest for a clean energy future, with or without Xcel Energy.
Anne Butterfield | Posted 05.25.2011
If Boulder makes a commitment to get more information to voters for November's ballot, it has a real chance to pay the same but get more from its energy supply.
Anne Butterfield | Posted 05.25.2011
With Xcel, Boulder pays Cadillac prices to cruise at the clean edge of the fossil fuel pack, but with a muni, we could be in a thrifty Prius zooming towards lots of wind and solar, shielded from coal's various costs.
Jamie Court | Posted 05.25.2011
Spending tens of millions of dollars on deceptive TV advertising could be enough to buy public policy in California. You can bet companies across America will be watching closely to see what happens.
The Huffington Post | Alexander Eichler | Posted 01.07.2012