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Colorado Just Transition Solicitation

Our Just Transition Solicitation (JTS) (PDF) is a multi-year process to identify up to 2,000 megawatts of new energy resources needed to replace retiring coal units and serve Colorado's growing energy needs — while supporting our workforce and local communities.

We filed Phase 1 of the JTS in October 2024, and the Colorado Public Utilities Commission issued its final written approval (PDF) in November 2025. Phase 1 did not include specific power projects. Instead, it established the framework, assumptions and bid evaluation criteria that will guide the competitive solicitation process during Phase 2.

In August 2026, we launched the Phase 2 request for proposals (RFP), inviting developers to submit bids for energy projects that can help meet customers’ needs through 2031. We’re seeking proposals for a variety of resources — including wind, solar, energy storage, natural gas-fired generation and other eligible technologies. We will evaluate bids and submit potential resource portfolios to the commission in early 2027 as part of the Phase 2 Report. The commission will ultimately decide which projects move forward for development and construction.

Visit the RFP webpage (external link) or read our information sheet (PDF)

If you would like to follow this proceeding, search for Proceeding No. 24A-0442E using the Commission’s E-Filings System (external link).

How to submit a public comment

The Commission encourages public comments on any issue they are considering. Anyone may file a comment or objection to a proceeding online (external link). You can also email dora_puc_website@state.co.us, call 303-869-3490 or submit comments by mail: 

Colorado Public Utilities Commission
1560 Broadway, Suite 250
Denver, CO 80202

When contacting the Commission, reference Proceeding No. 24A-0442E.

Coming Soon

Filing materials for this proposal are available below and on the Commission’s website (external link). Search for Proceeding No. 24A-0442E.

Hearing Exhibit 100, Verified Application (PDF)

Verification JTS - signed-notarized (PDF)

Omnibus Motion for EP & Rule Waivers (PDF)

Hearing Exhibit 101, Direct Testimony and Attachments of Jack W. Ihle (PDF)

Hearing Exhibit 102, Direct Testimony and Attachments of Jon T. Landrum (PDF)

Hearing Exhibit 103, Direct Testimony of Justin Tomljanovic (PDF)
Tomljanovic Affidavit JTS (PDF)

Hearing Exhibit 104, Direct Testimony of John Bornhofen (PDF)
Affidavit John L. Bornhofen (PDF)

Hearing Exhibit 105, Direct Testimony and Attachment of Andrew Siebenaler (PDF)

Hearing Exhibit 106, Direct Testimony of John M Goodenough (PDF)
Goodenough Affidavit (PDF)

Hearing Exhibit 107, direct Testimony of Thomas L. Bailey (PDF)

Hearing Exhibit 108, Direct Testimony and Attachment of Alexander Kangas (PDF)

Hearing Exhibit 109, Direct Testimony and Attachments of Zachary Ming (PDF)

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