A Denver committee on Wednesday approved two contracts that would help low-income families make their homes more energy efficient through the Healthy Electric Efficient Homes program.
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Previously, owning solar panels was reserved only for those who could afford it. But with changes in technology and new options available, more Coloradans are considering making the switch.