Resource Rich Colorado: Colorado’s National and Global Position in the Energy Economy
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CEC releases annual competitive study of Colorado's energy industry
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December 19, 2011
The Colorado Energy Coalition (CEC), an affiliate of the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation (Metro Denver EDC), today published its annual study measuring Colorado's competitive position in the wind, solar, coal, natural gas, and oil industries.
The third edition of Resource Rich Colorado compares Colorado to the 49 other states based on the presence of natural resources for energy generation, energy policies and programs, and intellectual resources for the energy industry.
"Colorado's energy economy is among the strongest in the United States-in both fossil fuels and cleantech-and remains a leader among the states with a balanced energy philosophy," said John Armstrong managing partner of Enserca LLC, and chair of the CEC's Competitive Analysis Committee. "Despite our high rankings, we must be mindful of emerging regulations and challenges at a national and international level that could threaten our competitive position in the future."
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