Sangre de Cristo Electric Association Announces 2024 Board of Directors Election
The Sangre de Cristo Electric Association (SDCEA) has announced its upcoming 2024 election for the...
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SDCEA Coffee with the Co-op Set for January 18
Sangre de Cristo Electric Association (SDCEA) otherwise known as our local utility Co-op is...
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Grant Funding Available to Chaffee, Fremont, Lake, and Custer County First Responders
The Chaffee County Community Foundation (CCCF), in partnership with the Sangre de Cristo Electric...
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SDCEA Board Unanimously Re-Appoints Gary Kelly as Interim CEO
This morning the Sangre de Cristo Election Association (SDCEA) Board of Directors announced that...
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BV Board of Trustees Approve Changes to Town Municipal Code to Protect Trees
The Buena Vista Board of Trustees voted five to one to approve Ordinance 2023-19 to update the...
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Chaffee BoCC to Consider Stage and Rail Trail Project Match, SDCEA Fire Mitigation Program
The Chaffee Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) will hold its regular meeting beginning at 9:00...
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SDCEA Resolves to Support Geothermal Test Well Near Mount Princeton, Discusses CEO Hiring Process and Possible Rate Restructures
Sangre De Cristo Electric Association (SDCEA), the electric cooperative that supplies electricity...
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SDCEA Officially Seats New Directors and Elects Board Officials at Monthly Meeting
The Sangre de Cristo Electric Association (SDCEA) held its monthly meeting Wednesday, June 28. It...
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Fiedler, Boyle, Bennetts win SDCEA Board of Directors Election
Only 23 percent of SDCEA Membership voted in Election Impacted by Marketing Sangre de Cristo...
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Claims of Outside Money in a Local Election is Only Barely true
What Money Can Do to a Local Election Outside money can change the dynamics of an election. Often...
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Meet the SDCEA Board Candidates: Jeff Fiedler
“We’re not talking about doing any of this in a year. It’s two and three decades of transitions – could we go to 10 percent from our five percent local production?”
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Meet the SDCEA Candidates: Mark Boyle
“They changed the payout for solar – doubled it. Yes some money needs to flow back to support the grid and the subsidy for solar will have to wind down sooner or later. But solar in rooftop — lots of us bought all this stuff and were told it will pay off in 10 years …”
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