State Regulators Move Colorado Toward All-Electric Heating by 2050 at Any Cost
By Michael Booth | The Colorado Sun
Xcel and other utilities must make 41% cuts to natural gas heating emissions in 10 years, transition fully by 2050.
Colorado officials are making another major push toward electrification of home heating and deep cuts to carbon from natural gas, despite consumer cost concerns and the Trump administration’s attempt to revive the use of fossil fuels.The Public Utilities Commission on Monday finalized a state Clean Heat framework requiring Xcel and other utilities supplying natural gas for home and building heating to cut the carbon emissions from their systems by 41% in 10 years. The utilities are expected to reach 100% decarbonization of building heating by 2050, an ambitious goal celebrated by the environmental and clean energy groups who had...

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