Technology, consumer goods companies eyeing Broomfield, Boulder counties for hundreds of new jobs

DENVER — The U.S. Highway 36 corridor could soon see hundreds of new jobs as the Colorado Economic Development Commission approved millions of dollars of performance-based tax incentives for a trio of yet-to-be-identified companies eyeing Broomfield and Boulder counties for expansion. 

It is the commission’s practice not to identify companies the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade is recruiting until incentives are accepted. 

The region could soon have another firm in the burgeoning electric-vehicle battery space, joining companies such as Lightning eMotors Inc. (NYSE: ZEV) and Solid Power Inc.

Going by the pseudonym of Project 14er, this company is targeting Louisville…