Happy 4th of July! This Independence Day, we honor the American Flag through the eyes and lenses of our Guzman team members and community. Captured in our local neighborhoods, these images reflect our deep patriotism and love for our country. #independenceday #fourthofjuly #usa #guzmanenergy
Guzman Energy
Utilities
Denver, Colorado 7,661 followers
Powering Communities with Affordable, Clean, Reliable Energy
About us
Guzman Energy is a wholesale power provider dedicated to communities in search of affordable and reliable energy. We partner with cooperatives, municipalities, companies and tribes across North America to customize energy portfolios that make economic and environmental sense for today and tomorrow. Together, we are lighting the way forward.
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http://www.guzmanenergy.com
External link for Guzman Energy
- Industry
- Utilities
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Denver, Colorado
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2012
- Specialties
- Energy & Environmental Trading, Energy Hedging & Risk Management, Energy Asset Valuation, Government Advisory, Clean Energy, Renewable Energy, Power Purchase Agreements, and Energy Education & Training
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1125 17th Street
Suite 740
Denver, Colorado 80202, US
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101 Aragon Avenue
Coral Gables, Florida 33134, US
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1250 Capital of Texas Highway S.
Building 3, Suite 400
Austin, Texas 78746, US
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The 2nd annual JOLT Northwest Colorado Energy Summit in Montrose CO did not disappoint! From the speaker/sponsor reception remarks from Senator John Hickenlooper – to the thoughtful agenda, the theme of “All of the Above” energy resources made room for a wide variety of voices and perspectives. Guzman Energy is a proud sponsor of JOLT. Thank you JOLT committee organizers Ray Beck (who spent 37 years with Yampa Valley Electric Association!), Representative Rose Pugliese, Montrose County Commissioner Sue Hansen, Colorado Northwestern Community College President Dr. Lisa Jones, Delta County Commissioner Wendall Koontz, and Jackson County Star Editor Matthew Shuler. Day 1 had a quality lineup and notable attendees. Thank you Kara C. of Power Company of Wyoming and Trans-West Express for starting the day with a great overview of transmission and wind energy expansion in the West. Great to hear from Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser on ensuring community voices are heard. The Western Slope has a lot to say about energy and Guzman Energy is delighted to be part of it. Great visiting with community leaders State Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, Jeffrey S. Hurd, YVEA CEO Steve Johnson, and Bryce Carter of the CO Energy Office. More to come on speakers Guzman Energy’s Robin Lunt and Delta-Montrose Electric Association's Mateusz Pena‘s remarks from the event – but for today, thank you team JOLT!
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Congratulations to Yampa Valley Electric Association CEO Steve Johnson for 10 years of service to YVEA! Steve was recognized at yesterday's annual meeting for his dedication to the YVEA community. Among Steve's many important achievements was his work to secure a new wholesale power supply contract with Guzman Energy to bring rate stability to members. Thank you Steve for your service and great job YVEA on another successful annual meeting!
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Congratulations to Guzman Technical Project Manager Christin Hanley for being recognized with the Miller Time Employee of the Month award for her exceptional work on our data strategy. Her dedication to understanding and meeting everyone's data needs has resulted in a cohesive data strategy that serves our organization well. She has streamlined our data and elevated it with visualizations, all achieved through her collaborative approach with her team. It is no surprise that she was by recognized by our CEO Chris Miller at the last company all-hands meeting. Christopher Miller, Christin Hanley and CAO Catherine Otto shown here. Well done Christin! 👏👏👏
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The KCEC's Annual Meeting celebrated the coop’s success, community support, and youth empowerment. Guzman’s Jeffrey Heit was in attendance as well as Lt Governor Howie Morales to help mark the special occasion.
KCEC celebrated a great and successful Annual Meeting. Partnership, community and the importance of our Youth in rural communities were important topics discussed. KCEC wants to thank the members who attended and the speakers who shared their amazing insights with us. It was one to remember, including honoring both Taos and Picuris Pueblos! We appreciate you. Also, a big shout-out to Guzman Energy for their participation! Lt Governor Howie Morales was awesome, too!
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Big Pivots article by Allen Best provides a great snapshot of life at Guzman Energy. Take a read.
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Today we honor the brave veterans who stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day, 80 years ago. As we commemorate this historic event, let us never forget the valor and dedication of these heroes.
Centenarian veterans are sharing their memories of D-Day, 80 years later
apnews.com
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One of the best days on the Guzman calendar of events is the annual Kit Carson Electric Cooperative Inc. scholarship day where we jointly present scholarships to KCEC service territory high school graduates. This year was as gratifying as ever. Thank you KCEC, Luis A. Reyes Jr. and Jeffrey Heit for keeping this great community program so vibrant year after year!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 28, 2024 Kit Carson Electric Education Foundation Awards $45,000 in Scholarships to Local High School Graduates in its Service Territory Taos, New Mexico – The Kit Carson Electric Education Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Kit Carson Electric Cooperative (KCEC), has awarded $45,000 in scholarships to 31 local high school graduates of the class of 2024. The Foundation leverages scholarship dollars provided by KCEC’s wholesale power provider, Guzman Energy. Scholarship recipients had applied and demonstrated plans to continue their education and workforce training beyond their high school accomplishments. “We are very proud of the young students in our community. The Education Foundation was formed to recognize the importance of ongoing education and workforce training. Scholarships are one way we can show our support and help students succeed,” said Luis A. Reyes, Jr., KCEC CEO. “We also wish to thank Guzman Energy, who has been a true partner to the Foundation and supporter of our community.” Since 1997, the KCEC Foundation has awarded more than $695,000 in scholarship funds to students throughout its territory, providing financial assistance to students pursuing advanced education and training. See the full release at kitcarson.com
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