Utilities & Sustainability

Below are contacts to help Superior business owners connect with the appropriate utility providers for water, sewer, electricity, gas, internet, and trash services.

The following are existing Town of Superior sustainability resources for businesses that are free or heavily subsidized:

  • Information on energy efficiency rebates and electrification rebates
  • Grants to upgrade to modern, energy-efficient restaurant, grocery store, or food business equipment
  • Free energy audits
  • Rebates for businesses starting recycling and/or composting for the first time
  • Free staff training for recycling and composting
  • Sustainable takeout, silverware, and container alternatives
  • Customized commute workplan for employees and organization
  • Assistance in removing barriers for workplace EV charging
  • Free commercial indoor water-use assessment

Water and sewer services in Superior are provided by the Town of Superior.
For account setup, billing questions, or service issues:

Electric power in Superior, and natural gas, is provided by Xcel Energy.
For new service, outage reports, or billing information:

Several providers serve businesses in Superior. Availability depends on your building and location. Common business providers include:

You may want to contact multiple providers to compare plans, speeds, and availability for your specific address.

Commercial waste removal is managed through private haulers. The Town contracts Republic Services for residential customers, but businesses must arrange their own trash and recycling services. Providers in the area include:

Businesses can unknowingly have a direct impact on our creeks and streams through day-to-day activities. Keep it Clean Partnership can help educate businesses about the rules and regulations surrounding water quality issues. 

Explore more on the Keep it Clean Partnership business resources webpage.

The Keep it Clean Partnership (KICP) is an organization made up of six partner communities: the cities of Boulder, Longmont, Louisville, and Lafayette, the Town of Superior, and Boulder County.

Join the Town of Superior’s Green Business Community!

Whether your business is already contributing to the health of our environment and incorporating sustainable practices, or if you are just getting started down this path, there are resources available to help!

Contact the Town of Superior Sustainability Team to learn more:

Emily Walsh
Sustainability Specialist
emilyw@superiorcolorado.gov

www.superiorcolorado.gov/Government/Departments/Sustainability/Green-Business

Boulder County’s Partners for a Clean Environment (PACE) offers free expert advising and support for businesses on sustainability. A business sustainability advisor will identify which programs and practices can provide cost-savings and enhance the sustainability of your business.
GreenBiz Tracker is a free online tool that helps businesses measure, improve, and showcase their sustainability practices. The platform provides tailored recommendations and can support green business certification programs across Colorado.
Any business within the Town of Superior can receive a $650 instant rebate towards new commercial recycling or composting services by submitting a rebate coupon directly to the participating service provider.