The agency that regulates oil and gas in Colorado has a new name and new duties, which include building a regulatory framework for the growing geothermal energy sector that is a priority for Gov. Jared Polis. The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is now the Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission.

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