NEWS BRIEF
According to the Denver Gazette, the Colorado Energy Office announced $13.9 million in grants and refundable tax credits for industrial pollution-reduction projects. The awards include proposed work in Fort Lupton, Windsor and Weld County, along with projects elsewhere in Colorado. State officials said the funding supports emissions reductions, while two direct-grant recipients still need to identify locations for their equipment. The Clean Air Program was created in 2022 with a $25 million General Fund transfer.
What to know
The announced awards combine about $2.8 million in direct payments with $11.1 million in refundable tax credits, according to the Denver Gazette. The two direct-grant recipients have not yet identified installation sites.
Reporting: Scott Weiser · Denver Gazette · 10-23-2026
