SB 26-28

Senate Bill 26-28, which has now been signed into law, removes wind energy from Colorado’s renewable energy goals and clean energy targets. This means that wind energy will no longer be considered as part of the state's efforts to meet its renewable energy requirements. The bill affects how Colorado plans for and incentivizes renewable energy sources going forward, potentially reducing support for wind power projects in the state. Since it has been signed, the law is now in effect and impacts future energy planning and policies in Colorado.

Official Summary

The bill removes wind energy as an eligible renewable energy resource under Colorado's renewable energy standard and removes wind energy generation from consideration for the state's clean energy targets.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)

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