Utility directory
Colorado Utilities and Program Administrators
Every commercial energy program in Colorado belongs to a utility or a program administrator. Start here, then read the official source for the details.
17 organizations tracked
Who Runs the Programs
Investor-Owned Utility
Black Hills Energy Colorado Electric
Southern Colorado electric utility. Major communities include Pueblo, Cañon City and Rocky Ford; territory includes parts of seven counties.
Programs and sourcesMunicipal Utility
City of Loveland Utilities / Water and Power
Municipal electric utility for Loveland customers. Commercial electric efficiency incentives are offered with Efficiency Works.
Programs and sourcesMunicipal Utility
Colorado Springs Utilities
Municipal multi-utility serving Colorado Springs customers with multiple business efficiency and rebate programs.
Programs and sourcesElectric Cooperative
CORE Electric Cooperative
Central Colorado electric cooperative serving nearly 170,000 members in a roughly 5,000-square-mile territory.
Programs and sourcesProgram Administrator
Efficiency Works
Shared efficiency program for eligible commercial electric customers of Estes Park, Fort Collins, Longmont and Loveland municipal utilities.
Programs and sourcesElectric Cooperative
Empire Electric Association
Southwest Colorado cooperative serving Cortez, Dolores, Mancos, Dove Creek, Towaoc and surrounding areas, plus part of southeast Utah.
Programs and sourcesMunicipal Utility
Estes Park Power & Communications
Municipal electric utility participating in Efficiency Works business electric efficiency incentives.
Programs and sourcesMunicipal Utility
Fort Collins Utilities
Municipal utility serving Fort Collins electric customers. Efficiency Works is the main shared efficiency program partner.
Programs and sourcesElectric Cooperative
Holy Cross Energy
Western Colorado cooperative serving members in Eagle, Pitkin, Garfield, Mesa and Gunnison counties, with some shared-service communities.
Programs and sourcesElectric Cooperative
La Plata Electric Association
Southwest Colorado electric cooperative serving the Durango, Bayfield, Ignacio and Pagosa Springs region.
Programs and sourcesMunicipal Utility
Longmont Power & Communications
Community-owned Longmont electric utility. Commercial efficiency programs are offered with Efficiency Works.
Programs and sourcesElectric Cooperative
Mountain View Electric Association
Electric cooperative serving portions of eight counties across roughly 5,000 square miles; commercial rebates are available to key accounts.
Programs and sourcesElectric Cooperative
Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association
Northern Colorado cooperative serving members across Larimer, Weld and Boulder counties.
Programs and sourcesElectric Cooperative
San Isabel Electric Association
Southern Colorado electric cooperative. Rebate eligibility requires San Isabel Electric to be the member's electric utility.
Programs and sourcesElectric Cooperative
San Miguel Power Association
Western Colorado cooperative serving all or parts of seven counties, including Telluride, Ridgway, Ouray, Silverton and surrounding areas.
Programs and sourcesElectric Cooperative
United Power
Electric cooperative serving parts of 17 Front Range communities and nearby areas across six counties.
Programs and sourcesInvestor-Owned Utility
Xcel Energy / Public Service Company of Colorado
Large Colorado electric and gas utility. Service is not uniform inside every listed community; address verification is required.
Programs and sources