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Project Complex in Design The Colorado-Big Thompson (C-BT) Project, while relatively simple in concept, is actually complex in its design to collect snowmelt from the Upper Colorado River basin, and

Reservoirs and lakes on both the West and East slopes play key roles in Colorado-Big Thompson (C-BT) Project operations. Some reservoirs are strictly for storage, while others are vital to hydropower

Understanding water quality in our lakes, reservoirs and rivers is critically important. Low-quality water can affect aquatic habitat and make it unfit to support healthy fish populations. Monitoring

Water Data Understanding water quality in our lakes, reservoirs and rivers is critically important. Low-quality water can affect aquatic habitat and make it unfit to support healthy fish populations.

Clean water is essential for healthy communities, thriving ecosystems and reliable water supplies. Water quality affects nearly every aspect of life in Colorado. It influences the safety and

Northern Water’s Board of Directors has set the annual allocation of Colorado-Big Thompson Project water to 80 percent.

Thirty years ago this month, a rare mechanical failure caused the pump at Flatiron Hydropower Plant to explode.

Dry winter conditions have Northern Water focused on the drought-resiliency benefits of the Colorado-Big Thompson and Windy Gap projects.

Key Projects Making a Difference Northern Water is leading the way with cutting - edge projects that ensure a sustainable, reliable water supply for Colorado's future.

Wildfire is a natural part of Colorado’s forest ecosystems, but large-scale events can leave lasting impacts on water quality and infrastructure. In the fall of 2020, the East Troublesome Fire swept