Sunny with a good chance of wind . . . Colorado-Wyoming hourly & daily electric power supply . . . August 1-15, 2021
Read MoreCoal and natural gas combustion generated the most electric power.
Read MoreColorado-Wyoming pattern seen in June 2021 continued in July - late afternoon rise in electric demand while solar energy dropped.
Read MoreA look at the impact of high summer temperatures on regional electric demand, and wind + solar electric generation’s performance during hot days.
Read MoreReliable sunny mornings started the daily solar electric generating cycle. . . . Erratic wind conditions did not produce a consistent daily wind electric pattern.
Read MoreDOE describes the categories of Photovoltaic (PV) and Concentrating Solar Power (CSP) research & development proposals which will qualify for grant funds. Linecurrents reviews two CSP generating stations which were US Department of Energy loan guarantee recipients in the last decade.
Read More2017, 2018 and 2019-YTD trends for Colorado’s electric energy supply.
Read MorePredicted to be a short-lived trend, as windpower declines and consumer electricity demand increases in Summer.
Read MoreWind and solar electric energy supply is least when Colorado consumer demand is greatest.
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