Staff

Josh Craft

Senior Director of Government Affairs

Josh serves as Senior Director of Government Affairs for Utah Clean Energy, leading state and federal outreach to advance climate solutions and clean energy policy. In this role, he also coordinates public policy engagement for Utah Clean Energy’s Clean Energy Business Coalition. Over the last decade, he has successfully built coalitions to accelerate the deployment of renewable energy, energy storage, and transmission resources, expand electric vehicle adoption, and safeguard critical federal clean energy incentives. 

Josh helped launch the Utah Climate and Clean Air Compact, uniting nearly 200 leaders across the state to foster constructive dialogue and action on climate solutions. Prior to joining Utah Clean Energy, he directed energy and climate policy for the Environmental League of Massachusetts. He currently serves on the board of the clean energy finance non-profit SustainEnergyFinance and on the advisory board for Utah State University’s Institute for Land, Water, and Air. 

Originally from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, Josh holds a B.A. in History from Davidson College and an M.S. in Law and Public Policy from Northeastern University. Outside of work, he enjoys hiking, reading American history and mystery novels, and spending time with his family. 

NOTICE: WE ARE NOT A SOLAR COMPANY

We would like to clarify that Utah Clean Energy is not a solar company. We are a nonprofit organization that advocates for solar and other clean energy technologies, but we do not install or sell solar in any way.
 
Utah Clean Energy Association is not affiliated with our work. This is a sales group that despite our best efforts to get them to stop, continues to use our name in their advertising. We encourage you to report them to Google Ads as misleading. The company that reached out to you is likely a solar company that purchased your contact information as a lead. You may consider reporting that company to the Better Business Bureau for using misleading sales tactics also.
 
We apologize for any confusion this may have caused and appreciate your understanding.
 
Thank you,

The Utah Clean Energy team