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Energy & Environment, Regulatory Issues May 22, 2026

Commission approves significant increases in fees for emissions producers

Emissions-producing Colorado companies from oil-and-gas drillers to manufacturing firms will see some of their reporting fees double over the next year, as state officials seek…

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