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Denver airport to explore nuclear energy as option to power growth
The Denver airport, the sixth-busiest in the world, gets its electricity from Xcel Energy. About 30% of its electricity comes from solar energy. Washington said the airport has increased its electric vehicle fleet and is saving electricity, natural gas and water through energy efficiency measures.
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In addition to the airport's new East Security Checkpoint, the bridge and walkway to Concourse A opened this week. It's the ...
DENVER — The low temperature Thursday could tie Denver's warmest since 1881. The temp dropped to 73 degrees at Denver ...
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United Airlines said that they were experiencing a "technology issue" on Wednesday evening and that was leading to a stoppage ...
The probe was sparked by a CBS News Colorado investigation in May that revealed the airport spent as much as $19,000. For one ...
DENVER — Denver International Airport (DIA) is celebrating a big milestone in its yearslong Great Hall renovation project.
Denver International Airport launches a new East Security Checkpoint with advanced technologies to enhance passenger ...
After a technical issue grounded all United Airlines flights on Wednesday evening, the airline is working to get back on ...
Denver International Airport is exploring the possibility of building a small nuclear reactor on its campus to help meet ...
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