BOULDER ~ BOULDER - Colorado's clean energy industry was highlighted today by Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera during her visit to Uplight, a clean energy software company located in Boulder. The Lt. Governor praised the recent investments made by Octopus Energy, a global clean energy and technology company that specializes in renewable power and smart energy software.

According to Lt. Governor Primavera, Colorado is leading the way in cutting-edge clean energy technology that not only boosts the economy but also creates new job opportunities and helps people save money on their energy bills. She expressed her excitement over Octopus Energy's significant investment in Colorado, which she sees as a testament to the state's dedication and hard work towards delivering clean energy solutions that protect both the environment and its residents.

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Uplight was established in Boulder in 2019 after the merger of two Colorado-based energy tech companies, Tendril and Simple Energy. In January of this year, Governor Polis celebrated one year of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United Kingdom. Signed in January 2025, this MoU serves as a framework for increased collaboration between Colorado and the UK across various industries that drive growth in both economies.

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