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CEO of Colorado Springs Utilities details sustainable energy plan, plans for Advanced Technologies Campus
In the latest episode of Public Power Now, Aram Benyamin, CEO of Colorado Springs Utilities, discusses the utility’s sustainable energy plan, offers an overview of an Advanced Technologies Campus that it is developing and provides details on plans under which GE will provide six new natural gas generators to Colorado Springs Utilities.
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