The Colorado Public Utilities Commission serves the public interest by effectively regulating utilities and facilities so that the people of Colorado receive safe, reliable, and reasonably-priced services consistent with the economic, environmental and social values of our state.
Managing Your Winter Energy Bills |
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In these tough economic times, more and more consumers are falling behind on their electric and natural gas bills. To manage their bills and to help avoid disconnections of utility services, consumers should familiarize themselves with their rights as utility customers and with the resources that are available to assist them. |
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SB11-45 Colorado Task Force to Streamline Electric Transmission Siting |
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Senate Bill 11-45 indicates that because electric transmission facilities often traverse multiple jurisdictions, compliance with multiple requirements creates the potential for siting and permitting delays or inconsistent decisions. Further, that it is in the state's interest to consider opportunities to improve existing siting and permitting processes applicable to electric transmission facilities, including the possible establishment of a single, statewide siting and permitting process for such facilities. Senate Bill 2011-45 created the task force on statewide transmission siting and permitting. The task force shall make recommendations to the governor and the general assembly regarding Colorado's existing statutory and regulatory framework applicable to the siting and permitting of electric transmission facilities as well as opportunities to improve that framework. |
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| 2012 Motor Carrier Stamps | |
| 2012 vehicle stamps may now be purchased by those regulated motor carriers required to have them on their vehicles. The fee is $5.00 per stamp. Purchase 2012 stamps now. | |
| Public Comments | |
The Public Utilities Commission welcomes public comments on issues before it. If you want to file comments pertaining to a particular docket and you wish for them to be considered, they must be received timely. As a matter of practice PUC staff will upload, to its E-Filings system, all public comments, however, only those comments filed prior to the last day of the evidentiary hearing will be considered part of the record. See the Calendar & Meeting Agendas link to the left for those hearing dates. Emails directly to a PUC staff person are not considered public comments. If you wish to file comments you must fill out the comment form on this site. |
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Public Service Announcement |
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