Renewable Energy Development on Disturbed LandsColorado · HB 1268 · Last action May 27, 2026The act authorizes a local government with permitting authority over land uses (local government) to designate one or more areas within the jurisdiction of the local government as renewable energy reinvestment areas for the siting of renewable energy and energy storage system projects (eligible projects).Latest action: Governor SignedEnacted law
Local Government Renewable Energy Development FeeColorado · SB 82 · Last action May 12, 2026The bill specifies that control over the specifics of the application process rests with the local government.Latest action: Senate Second Reading Laid Over to 05/14/2026 - No AmendmentsIntroduced
Local Govs Renewable Energy ProjectsColorado · SB 24-212 · Last action May 21, 2024The act requires the director of the energy and carbon management commission in the department of natural resources, at the request of a local government or tribal government, to provide technical support concerning: The development of local codes governing wind, solar, energy storage, and energy transmission projects (renewable energy projects); or The…Latest action: Governor SignedEnacted law
Require 100% Renewable Energy By 2035Colorado · SB 18-064 · Last action Feb 1, 2018The bill updates the renewable energy standard to require that all electric utilities, including cooperative electric associations and municipally owned utilities, derive their energy from 100% renewable sources by 2035.Latest action: Senate Committee on Agriculture, Natural Resources, & Energy Postpone IndefinitelyPostponed indefinitely
Public Utilities Commission Encourage Renewable Energy GenerationColorado · SB 21-261 · Last action Jun 21, 2021Section 1 of the act declares that customer-sited renewable energy generation facilities (distributed generation) such as rooftop solar can make important contributions toward meeting Colorado's declared goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions while providing a reliable, adaptable supply of electricity for homes, businesses, and the rapidly increasing…Latest action: Governor SignedEnacted law
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