Join Davis Graham for a Clean Energy Counsel webinar, “Effective Stakeholder Engagement for Renewable Energy Development”.
The confirmed speaker for this program, which is pending approval for one General Continuing Legal Education credits in the state of Colorado, are as follows:
Mave Gasaway, Partner, Davis Graham
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Tuesday, April 7
Program | 8-9 AM
Join Davis Graham for a Clean Energy Counsel webinar, “Updates to the GHG Emissions Credit Market in Colorado”.
The confirmed speakers for this program, which is pending approval for one General Continuing Legal Education credits in the state of Colorado, are as follows:
Chris Lane, Partner, Davis Graham
Maria Oxman, Partner, Davis Graham
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Wednesday, February 25
Program | 8-9 AM
Join Davis Graham for a Clean Energy Counsel webinar, “Updates to the GHG Emissions Credit Market in Colorado”.
Colorado’s Environmental Justice Act (HB 21-1266) mandates a 20% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from the State’s industrial and manufacturing sector by 2030 based on a 2015 baseline. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment recently implemented the Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Energy Management for Manufacturing in Colorado Rules (“GEMM 1” and “GEMM 2”) and the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Planning for Oil and Gas Midstream Fuel Combustion Equipment Rule (Midstream Rule) to achieve this statutory mandate. This webinar will explain how these three regulatory programs enable facilities to generate, trade, and track emission reduction credits via the state’s Greenhouse Gas Crediting and Tracking System. Attendees will learn key compliance pathways under each regulatory program, credit quantification and verification steps, auction mechanics, and practical considerations for participation in the auction. The program will also analyze results from Colorado’s first annual credit auction held in June 2025 and preview the implications for the next auction cycle.
The confirmed speakers for this program, which is pending approval for one General Continuing Legal Education credits in the state of Colorado, are as follows:
John Jacus, Partner, Davis Graham
Cole Killion, Associate, Davis Graham
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Thursday, January 22
Program | 8-9 AM
Lawyers need to be aware of the business ecosystem in which they operate. The Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce is uniquely positioned to provide lawyers with an informed overview of the regional landscape—including current economic pressures such as commercial real estate shifts, workforce and talent-pipeline challenges, housing affordability, and infrastructure investment. The program will also address key topics in Denver’s civic dialogue, and participants will gain insight into legislative priorities, industry trends in energy and technology, and public programs expected to impact Denver in the first quarter of 2026 and beyond.
The confirmed speakers for this program, which is pending approval for one general Continuing Legal Education credit in the state of Colorado, are as follows:
Tuesday, January 6
Program | 12:30 – 1:30 PM
Please join Davis Graham & Silicon Flatirons for a 2-part presentation followed by networking happy hour.
The high cost of prescription drugs in the United States, especially in comparison to other high-income countries, is an enduring concern for the US public and the subject of ongoing political debate. Through a combination of brief topic primers and a moderated panel discussion including experts representing the pharmaceutical industry, patent law, and academia, this event will describe how US prescription drug revenues relate to biomedical innovation and discuss the role of patents and other market exclusivities in shaping drug prices and the incentives to develop new therapies. Additionally, this event will examine recent efforts to reduce drug spending in the US, such as the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program and state prescription drug affordability boards, and how these initiatives may impact drug affordability, access, and the innovation ecosystem. Throughout the session, the panelists will present and grapple with the ethical considerations that cut across each of these topics: How ought we define and measure biomedical innovation? How should we balance promoting innovation and patient access to affordable drugs? What constitutes a “fair” price for prescription medicines? And what are the best ethical practices for lawyers who advise drug manufacturers? This session should appeal to legal and medical practitioners of all experience levels.
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Thursday, January 15
Program | 4 PM
Reception | 6 PM
Event Location
Davis Graham
3400 Walnut Street, Suite 700
Denver, CO 80205
Lawyers need to be aware of the business ecosystem in which they operate. The Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce is uniquely positioned to provide lawyers with an informed overview of the regional landscape—including current economic pressures such as commercial real estate shifts, workforce and talent-pipeline challenges, housing affordability, and infrastructure investment. The program will also address key topics in Denver’s civic dialogue, and participants will gain insight into legislative priorities, industry trends in energy and technology, and public programs expected to impact Denver in the first quarter of 2026 and beyond.
The confirmed speakers for this program, which is pending approval for one general Continuing Legal Education credit in the state of Colorado, are as follows:
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Tuesday, January 6
Lunch & Registration | 12:00 PM
Program | 12:30 – 1:30 PM
Event Location
Davis Graham
3400 Walnut Street, Suite 700
Denver, CO 80205
Join Davis Graham for a Clean Energy Counsel webinar, “Permitting Sites for Multiple-Use Renewable Energy Projects”.
This session will address the essential early-stage steps of securing and structuring land rights for utility-scale wind, solar PV, and battery-energy-storage projects. The presentation will offer a streamlined roadmap for tackling permitting considerations, site-control negotiations, and structuring multi-use leaseholds to optimize land efficiency.
The confirmed speakers for this program, which is pending approval for one General Continuing Legal Education credits in the state of Colorado, are as follows:
Mave Gasaway, Partner, Davis Graham
Kelsey Johnson, Associate, Davis Graham
Maria Oxman, Partner, Davis Graham
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Thursday, September 25
Program | 8-9 AM
Registration for this event has closed. Please email ellen.rohr@davisgraham.com
As the global demand for critical minerals accelerates, the mining industry is undergoing a profound transformation driven by innovation, sustainability, and digitalization. This high-level panel brings together thought leaders from advanced mining and mineral extraction companies at the forefront of the smart mining revolution. From breakthrough technologies in copper extraction and AI-driven exploration to automation and decarbonization at scale, our panelists will explore how next-generation tools are reshaping the value chain—from exploration and extraction to processing and ESG performance.
Join us for a dynamic discussion on:
The confirmed speakers for this program are as follows:
Almira Moronne, Partner, Davis Graham
Savannah Rice, Geoscience Technology Project Lead, Fortescue
Josh Serfass, Director of Corporate Development, VRIFY Technology Inc.
John Slaven, CEO, Jetti Resources
This edition of Energy Innovators Network is brought to you by CCIA and Davis Graham.
Event Information
Wednesday, October 8
Breakfast | 8:00 AM
Program | 8:30 – 9:30 AM
Event Location
Davis Graham
3400 Walnut Street, Suite 700
Denver, CO 80205
Registration for this event has closed. Please contact ellen.rohr@davisgraham.com
Join Davis Graham for a timely and essential briefing on SB24-205 and the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation in Colorado. In the wake of the legislature’s special session in August that will address potential amendments to SB24-205, this seminar will explain the impact of any action (or inaction) by the legislature and will otherwise deliver critical insights into the implementation and effects of Colorado’s first-in-the-nation comprehensive AI legislation, which is set to go into effect in February 2026. Designed for business leaders and legal professionals, this session will address how the new regulatory framework affects organizations developing or deploying AI solutions in sectors such as employment, finance, education, healthcare, and legal services. The seminar will also provide an overview of other emerging state and federal legislative initiatives shaping AI governance across the U.S.
The confirmed speakers for this program, which is pending approval for one General Continuing Legal Education credit in the state of Colorado, are as follows:
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Thursday, September 4
Program | 8-9 AM
Registration for this event has closed. Please contact ellen.rohr@davisgraham.com
Please join Davis Graham for a Zayo Group Client Appreciation Dinner at The Greenwich.
Monday, September 15
Cocktails | 5pm
Davis Graham
3400 Walnut Street, Suite 700
Denver, CO 80205
Dinner | 6pm
The Greenwich
3258 Larimer St
Denver, CO 80205