Energy firm takes two floors in Cherry Creek building about to break ground
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A firm founded by two Kent Denver graduates that has brought bitcoin to rural oilfields will move its headquarters to a Cherry Creek office building set to break ground next month.
Denver-based Crusoe Energy is taking 31,000 square feet across floors three and four of 255 Fillmore St., a seven-story project being developed by Denver-based BMC Investments.
“We wanted to be in Cherry Creek,” Crusoe President Cully Cavness said. “A lot of our team is in the Wash Park, Hilltop and Cherry Creek neighborhoods.”
Crusoe engages in what Cavness called “digital flare…
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