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GCEA Rebates (Current Offers)
Gunnison County Electric Association (GCEA) offers rebates to help members save money on electric appliances, heating/cooling upgrades, EVs/chargers, batteries, and more. Most rebates need to be submitted within 90 days of purchase/installation, and some programs have annual caps or program caps. 1) Appliance Rebates What it is: Rebates for certain efficient home appliances (including induction
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Colorado Climate Center
The Colorado Climate Center, based at Colorado State University, provides trusted climate and weather data that helps communities across Colorado, especially the Western Slope, understand how local conditions are changing over time. For Western Colorado, the Climate Center tracks trends in snowpack, drought, temperature, precipitation, and extreme weather, factors that directly affect water supply, wildfire
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Vehicle Exchange Colorado (VXC) Program
State EV Rebates: Save Thousands When You Go Electric Colorado offers generous state electric vehicle (EV) rebates to help households replace older, high-polluting vehicles with cleaner, more affordable electric options. If you qualify, you could receive up to $9,000 toward a new EV or $6,000 toward a used one. Who Is Eligible? You may qualify
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Climate Action Now! – There’s an App for that
Take Climate Action with the Climate Action Now App The Climate Action Now app makes it fast and simple to take meaningful climate actions from your phone — anytime, anywhere. With just a few taps, you can send messages to your elected officials and leaders, helping our community make a bigger impact together. How to
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Effect Positive Change
​ Allied organizations have included Sierra Club, Western Colorado Alliance, Tri-State G&T Reform, Western Resource Advocates and other environmental groups. ​To achieve this goal, the PUC is requiring Tri-State’s emissions reductions of 26% in 2025, 36% in 2026, 46% in 2027, and 80% by 2030 (in the State of Colorado) by 2030, relative to 2005.
Gunnison Valley Community Climate Coalition
