Aspen Seeks Hydro License Refresh—Locals Can Protest Till November
Published Date: 9/18/2026
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The City of Aspen wants to renew its license for the Maroon Creek Hydroelectric Project, which helps generate clean energy near Aspen, Colorado. People and groups who care about this project have until November 16, 2026, to speak up or get involved. This is a chance to shape how the project runs and impacts the local environment and community.
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