Energy monitoring in big buildings doesn’t just save money and reduce emissions – it can also be educational. Just ask Colorado Mountain College.As a member of Garfield Clean Energy, the college has access to an
A project to clean up smoke damage turned into an energy-efficient home renovation opportunity for a Battlement Mesa family, thanks to Garfield Clean Energy’s ReEnergize program. Al and Alexis Ramirez knew the house they bought
It’s that time of year when we start to feel the effects of energy inefficiency most acutely, in the form of cold drafts and high energy bills. Here are our five top suggestions for making
What could you do with an extra $2,000 to make your home more energy efficient, more comfortable and maybe even safer? Stevie Morrison and Garrett Hutson will soon get a $2,000 check from ReEnergize Garfield County,