Colorado Firm Starts Traditional Licensing for Pumped Storage Project
Published Date: 2/28/2025
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Craig-Hayden PS, LLC is moving forward with plans to build a pumped storage project near Craig, Colorado. They’ve officially started the licensing process using the traditional method, which means more reviews and talks with wildlife and historic experts before any work begins. This kicks off a timeline of important steps that could lead to new energy storage, with no immediate costs but lots of future planning.
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