Scott Weiser is a journalist based in Denver, Colorado. He writes for The Denver Gazette and his work has also appeared in The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, and Colorado Politics. Scott covers a wide range of topics including energy, transportation, environmental issues, and local news in the Denver area.
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Scott Weiser's coverage focuses on local news related to energy, transportation, environment, and lawsuits in the United States with a specific focus on Colorado and Denver. He frequently covers government announcements and press releases.
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By: Scott Weiser
Xcel Energy dodged a potential $1 million plus Public Utilities Commission fine for a 500-day failure to complete the required paperwork needed so a homeowner can start getting paid for electricity generated by his home solar power system.
By: Scott Weiser
Meeting and webcast will take place at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Pilot Truck Stop.
By: Scott Weiser
The parade starts at 14th Avenue and Bannock Street and travels through downtown along Tremont, 17th, Arapahoe, 15th and Glenarm streets.
By: Scott Weiser
Gov. Jared Polis and Xcel Energy Colorado CEO Robert Kenney announced a pilot project Wednesday to move electricity much slower than the speed of light, perhaps 60 miles per hour, by freight train
By: Scott Weiser
A new advance in grid-scale battery storage is coming to Colorado. Peak Energy, developer of a sodium-ion battery, is establishing an advanced battery cell engineering center that will be focused on developing proprietary U.S.-produced batteries for use in grid storage systems in the short term. The company may expand into the home storage and even auto battery markets down the road.
Northeastern Colorado residents can now ride the Bustang Outrider route from Sterling to Denver International Airport. The Colorado Department of Transportation and the Northeast Colorado Association of Local Governments announced the start of weekday bus service along the Sterling Bustang route.
By: Scott Weiser
Another fee has been imposed on oil and gas operators in Colorado to pay for closing and cleaning up another category of wells called marginal wells, defined in the statute as "an oil and gas well that presents a high risk of becoming orphaned.”
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is taking up the issue of methane generated by decomposition in landfills. Wednesday, December 18, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., the department will discuss forthcoming landfill methane emissions rules at a virtual public meeting.
Xcel Energy released its latest quarterly electricity and gas rates Monday, informing customers to expect small increases in both bills for the first quarter of 2025.
By: Scott Weiser
Supreme Court hears case on the Uinta Basin Railway, a controversial 88-mile railroad project. The case hinges on the scope of the National Environmental Policy Act and its impact on environmental impact assessments.
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