Assembly votes to push repeal of 100‑foot gas‑hookup rule to Dec. 19, 2026 after heated debate The Assembly approved a chapter amendment delaying by one year the effective date of the law ending the 100‑foot subsidy for residential gas hookups; the 80‑61 vote followed extended debate over projected $600 million savings, regulatory readiness and potential job impacts.

The Assembly has voted to delay the repeal of the controversial "100-foot rule" for residential gas hookups, igniting fierce debate over its potential impact on costs and jobs.

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Presenter urges preparation for eVTOL integration into national airspace A presenter urged federal support for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOLs), saying the Department of Transportation and the White House want U.S. innovators to lead and calling for seamless integration of eVTOLs into the national airspace system.

A call to action has been made for the U.S. to embrace electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, heralding a revolution in how we travel and transport goods.

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UCA demands Black Hills complete hosting capacity analysis before next DSP filing UCA's denial of waiver requires Black Hills to invest $300,000 before next DSP filing.

Black Hills Colorado Electric faces a critical decision that could reshape its energy strategy, as the Utility Consumer Advocate pushes for a $300,000 investment in essential compliance measures.

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