Since our founding in 1994, CORE has worked collaboratively with communities, municipalities and utilities to save energy in the Roaring Fork Valley. Recognizing that we’re stronger together, these valued partners are members of our organization, providing funding that supports benefits to their constituencies and clients. It’s a win-win for the community!
The services CORE offers communities include:
- Rebates and grants
- Home energy assessments for residents
- Commercial site visits for facilities
- Technical and financial advising
- Energy trainings and workshops
- Community climate action planning
- Greenhouse gas inventories
- Policy and building code support
- Renewable energy feasibility studies
- Environmental board representation
City of Aspen
- Emissions reduction goal: 30% by 2020; 80% by 2050 (below 2004 levels)
- Climate action plan: Aspen’s Climate Action Plan, adopted 2017
- Emissions Inventory: 2017 City of Aspen’s Community-wide Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory Report, adopted 2019
- Member since: 1994
- Population: 6,871
Photo: Aspen Chamber Resort Association, Jeremy Swanson
Aspen Electric
- Emissions reduction goal: Achieved goal of 100% renewable in 2015
- Member since: 1994
- Customer base: 3,000
Town of Basalt
- Emissions reduction goal: 25% by 2025; 80% by 2050 (below 2014 levels)
- Climate action plan: Climate Action Plan for the Eagle County Community, adopted 2017
- Emissions Inventory: 2017 Basalt Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory Report, adopted 2019
- Member since: 2007
- Population: 3,921
Photo: TommyPJR
Town of Carbondale
- Emissions reduction goal: A carbon neutral community by 2050
- Climate action plan: Carbondale Climate and Energy Action Plan, adopted 2017
- Member since: 2004
- Population: 6,777
Photo: Carbondale Chamber
City of Glenwood Springs
- Emissions reduction goal: Reduce energy consumption by 20% by 2020; reduce petroleum consumption 25% by 2020; and generate 35% of electricity from renewable energy sources by 2020.
- Member since: 2009
- Population: 9,997
