In Pictures: Colorado Court Dismisses Industry Lawsuit Over Denver’s Clean Building Energy Code

An electric vehicle charges in a Denver parking area, a key element of the city's clean building energy code that survived a legal challenge.

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The court's dismissal allows Denver's clean energy building standards to continue guiding the city's infrastructure.

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This hybrid car at a charging station reflects the shift toward the green building practices upheld by the ruling.

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Denver's building energy code promotes charging infrastructure, a practice now shielded from industry lawsuits.

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An electric car charges outdoors, a common sight under the building energy standards recently validated by the court.

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The dismissal of the lawsuit clears a path for more charging points in the city's building projects.

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Charging a yellow electric vehicle indoors demonstrates the kind of energy code compliance Denver requires.

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A clean-energy vehicle drives through autumn streets, emblematic of the transportation shift supported by Denver's building codes.

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Solar-powered charging represents the clean energy vision that Denver's building code seeks to advance.

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