Our program was featured in the spring newsletter of Historic Denver. Read the article here and if you want to learn more, attend our Older Home Energy Workshop on May 29th! Click for story
Mother Nature had a little fun with Earth Day yesterday. As environmental and community groups organized an Earth Day celebration at the Wellington Webb Building in Civic Center yesterday, snow fell around the event, which had been set up inside for that very reason. Westword photographer Danielle Lirette stepped out of the cold to stop by a few booths yesterday afternoon. Continue reading for more photos from Earth Day 2013.
It's Earth Day, an annual event that encourages us to remember the environment and our place in it. Good news: By cutting back on your energy and water use, you don't just help conserve resources, you put money back in your pocket — where it belongs. FULL STORY
Going green is not new to Denver. Now, however, the city has taken the initiative to push aside the barriers of education, workforce and financing, allowing anyone to be environmentally conscience. At the forefront of this push for environmental awareness is the Denver Energy Challenge (DEC), which since 2010 has provided free advising to residents and business owners interested in making their homes and businesses more sustainable and energy efficient.
We recently held a free seminar to talk with residents about the Denver Energy Challenge, what energy advising entails and how our low-cost energy loans work. Click the boxes below to watch a short video on the topics.
Our program was featured in the spring newsletter of Historic Denver. Read the article here and if you want to learn more, attend our 
Energy Loans Provide Solutions To Combat Imminent Summer Heat
Mother Nature had a little fun with Earth Day yesterday. As environmental and community groups organized an Earth Day celebration at the Wellington Webb Building in Civic Center yesterday, snow fell around the event, which had been set up inside for that very reason. Westword photographer Danielle Lirette stepped out of the cold to stop by a few booths yesterday afternoon. Continue reading for more photos from Earth Day 2013.
By Rachel Sapin
Going green is not new to Denver. Now, however, the city has taken the initiative to push aside the barriers of education, workforce and financing, allowing anyone to be environmentally conscience. At the forefront of this push for environmental awareness is the Denver Energy Challenge (DEC), which since 2010 has provided free advising to residents and business owners interested in making their homes and businesses more sustainable and energy efficient.
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