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James Voyles testifying in the Indiana House of Representatives

People who have watched solar debates play out in other states might be familiar with Voyles and CEA. CEA’s James Voyles told the commissioners that he is “probably a new face” to them but that he represents a “consumer advocacy organization” and was there to speak in favor of Rocky Mountain Power’s proposal. A Consumer Energy Alliance representative submitted comments to the commission during a public hearing, and Ashley Brown from the Harvard Electricity Policy Group had an op-ed published, both echoing the cost-shift argument.Ĭonsumer Energy Alliance continues its utility-funded assault on solar in UtahĪ few days before the PSC agreed to delay hearings involving the intervenors in the case, it held a public hearing on the issue, and the Consumer Energy Alliance showed up. Martinez has not been the only third party connected to the utility industry to weigh in this month. Their website currently features EEI has a partner, along with several utility companies and oil and gas companies. The organization was created in 2012, had $79,850 in revenue in 2013 and received $10,000 from EEI that year. Hispanics In Energy has been a key organization in Edison Electric Institute’s campaign of working with third-party organizations to build-up the narrative that rooftop solar causes a cost-shift in states with paltry amounts of rooftop solar energy generation. In fact, in 2016, as Illinois legislators were debating energy legislation that included rooftop solar policies, Martinez wrote a similar op-ed for the Daily Herald that called for policy makers to change the state’s net metering policy. Martinez is a former commissioner from Michigan, CEO of the Ruben Strategy Group LLC, and President of Hispanics In Energy. On August 19, Monica Martinez wrote an op-ed that was published in The Deseret News that echoed the utility industry’s cost-shift myth and called for the PSC to fix the issue.

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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with PBSĪ full list of PBS documentaries and programs to help celebrate the diversity of Hispanic and Latino/a/e/x cultures.The Utah state Public Service Commission delayed hearings over Rocky Mountain Power’s proposed new fees on rooftop solar customers until the week of September 18 as parties continue their settlement talks, but this has not stopped people with ties to the utility industry from continuing efforts to sway regulators and the public about rooftop solar.To bring up the discussion of the physical and psychological distance we have to Native history, Deal attempted a 150-mile bike ride from his home near Colorado Springs to the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site. Artist, cyclist Gregg Deal journeyed to Sand Creek Massacre site.'She left a huge impact': New mural honors Alicia CardenasĬardenas was one of the victims in a deadly shooting spree in December of 2021 and is now honored in a new mural in Five Points titled 'Mama Matriarch.'.

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Without pandemic funding from the federal government to provide free school lunches for all, Colorado school districts are back to the old ways despite the need still being there.

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The pandemic subsides but the need for free school lunches doesn't.

The Hispanic Restaurant Association was founded last year as a way to help Hispanic individuals navigate and advance through the complexities of the restaurant industry, as well as educate the public about Hispanic culture and food.

Empowering Hispanic American chefs and workers to fully live out their dreams.

Started by the nonprofit Tall Tales Ranch, the mobile coffee truck offers employment and community connections for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

One cup at a time, new coffee truck builds skills and connections.

Click here to watch the episode and find resources. To address the needs of extreme mental health demands, people and organizations are trying different strategies to help our society one person at a time.

Watch now| Colorado Voices: Mental Wellness.

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