​With the weather getting warmer and a worldwide pandemic confining many of us to our homes, spring landscaping projects are likely in full swing. Chances are these projects will require digging, either with a shovel or something more powerful. So, ...

Even as we address challenges associated with COVID-19, work continues to support our Energy Vision. Today we celebrate the commissioning of our latest renewable energy project called Palmer Solar. Take a bird's eye view of the project. We'll purc ...

During this difficult time that no one could have ever predicted, we’ve all been doing the best we can just to get by. The coronavirus pandemic has affected every aspect of our lives: from the way we interact with others (or don’t) to our jobs, scho ...

​Like you, we are closely monitoring and responding to the growing health crisis. Our top priority is to continue delivering essential utility services to our community. To do this, we are making sure our employees remain healthy, safe and secure.  ...

As we continue to respond to the worldwide coronavirus outbreak, I want to update you on what we’ve been doing to achieve our mission of delivering safe and reliable utility services. Nothing is more important to me than the health and safety of our ...

If you find yourself spending more time at home due to the COVID-19 outbreak, your mind may be turning to home improvement projects. Here are a few ideas to help you manage your utilities use and improve your yard’s appearance this spring.Clean up y ...

​While we’re all focused on the very serious issue that is coronavirus (COVID-19), it’s still a good time to pause and recognize workers in the field -- such as our natural gas workers -- who are always out in the community protecting and serving th ...

There's new water-wise rules in effect this year. The reason is simple—to responsibly use an extremely limited resource. Afterall, we’re a growing community in a semi-arid climate. And, we’ve learned that we can maintain vibrant, healthy landscapes ...

​Growing up in Louisiana, I became a self-professed expert in heat, humidity, boiled crawfish, New Orleans Saints football, Mardi Gras, and the glorious Monkey Hill in Audubon Park (a little mound of dirt that was our version of a 'mountain'). I eve ...

Now that the Energy Vision for Colorado Springs has been set, citizens are invited to help make it a reality through our Integrated Resource Plans (IRPs). The Electric and Natural Gas IRPs will consider many views of the future to help determine h ...