“We are in charge of our own destiny not just in the utility’s destiny. When you get solar, you’re locking in your rates for the next 20 years.”
The shift toward solar adoption continues to gain support from across the broader energy and building services industry, where long-term cost stability
“We produce only 30% of the crude we need. Could we produce more? You bet we could produce more.
The Commonwealth Court’s order temporarily delayed the publication of the regulation until further order of the court.
Environmental issues affecting small businesses have come up in the Colorado General Assembly, specifically on energy and contaminants.
Not so easily done, writes State Director Anthony Smith in the Salem Business Journal.
Nowhere in Sacramento could a more informative one-hour crash course on the major issues affecting Californians and the small businesses that employ them be found than at NFIB’s 2022 Small Business Day at the Capitol, a virtual event that brought together Main Street entrepreneurs from around the st
Across the nation, state governments are considering temporarily suspending state-level gasoline taxes in response to sky-high fuel prices.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Tony Gagliardi, Colorado State Director, tony.gagliardi@nfib.org,or Tony Malandra, Senior Media Manager, anthony.malandra@nfib.orgDENVER, March 9, 2022—The representative association for the people most negatively affected economically by the pandemic and will again bea
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