Renewable Energy Task Force Governor Roy Romer established the Renewable Energy Task Force in June 1996 to develop strategies for how Colorado can better use renewable energy resources such as the sun and wind, and for making Colorado a world center for renewable energy industries. Coloradans want to use more renewables as a way to protect our environment. I am creating this task force to make sure that we head down that path. The 23-member task force includes representatives of the electric utility and conventional energy industries, renewable energy industries, state and local government organizations, energy users, and environmental groups. With support from OEC, the task force meets monthly to achieve their goals.
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Mike Tierney, Owner Mike Tierney graduated from Colorado Mountain College in 1983 with a degree in solar technology. The company has been installing solar heating and solar electric systems for 13 years. In 1990, the company was named Solar Company of the Year for the state by the Colorado Solar Energy Industry Association. Mike has always been and continues to be a productive member of the community. Whether it is being involved with the Town Energy meetings, helping to adopt energy codes, outlining a statewide code of quality work and business ethics, and being involved in educational interests including the ASD Environmental Building, teaching 4th and 5th graders through ACES programs and hosting solar workshops through Solar Energy International.