Weekly Climate News Roundup
Week of June 8th – 12th One Utah County’s Fight Over A $100 Billion Data Center — And What It Means For All Of Us
Weekly Climate News Roundup
Week of June 1st – 5th PacifiCorp’s long-term plans don’t include new renewables — advocates are fighting that, again (Utah News Dispatch, June 3, 2026)
Geothermal Primer Part 2: Geothermal as a Distributed Resource
Geothermal Primer Part 2: Geothermal as a Distributed Resource Geothermal: geo = earth + thermal = heat In our Geothermal Primer Part 1, we looked
Reflecting on Operation Gigawatt Summit
Last week, Utah Clean Energy’s experts were busy attending what we dubbed “Gigaweek”, a series of back-to-back events focused on achieving Governor Cox’s Operation Gigawatt,
Gardner Institute honors Sarah Wright with “Informed Decision Maker of the Year” Award
Each year, the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute recognizes individuals and organizations that play a vital role in advancing the prosperity of our community. These
From the Ground Up: GeoSpirals & the Future of Home HVAC
You’re Invited to Explore the Next Generation of Energy Innovation Wednesday, June 24 | 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.Climate Innovation Center: 215 S. 400 E.,
Weekly Climate News Roundup
Week of May 25th – 29th A New Study Puts Hard Numbers on Utah’s Energy Boom (The Business Download, May 26, 2026) This gas pipeline
From Gas to Grid: The Commercial Kitchen Transition
Gas-powered kitchens have long been considered the gold-standard of high-end cooking, but they come at a serious cost: methane emissions, a powerful driver of climate
Estimated Emissions and Water Consumption from the Proposed Stratos Data Center
The proposed Stratos data center project in Box Elder County is a massive project that will have a significant impact on Utah’s air quality and
Habitat for Humanity Levels Up Affordable Housing with ENERGY STAR NextGen Homes
Habitat for Humanity of Summit & Wasatch Counties, in partnership with Utah Clean Energy, has already built homes that achieved the U.S. Department of Energy’s
Why Rocky Mountain Power’s New Energy Plan Could Cost Utah Families Billions More
If you’re a Rocky Mountain Power customer in Utah, there’s a little-known planning document that has a very big impact on your monthly electric bill.
Lessons Learned from Utah Fleets Leading the Shift to Electric
Every day across Utah, fleet vehicles deliver food, transport guests, support healthcare, and keep local economies moving. Those miles add up, and so do their
Community Clean Energy Program Ready to Launch, Deliver More Clean Electricity to Utah Communities
A major clean energy milestone has at last landed in Utah: On March 4, the Utah Public Service Commission approved the Community Clean Energy Program filed by Rocky
Clean Energy, Affordability, and Energy Security
The fallout of the war in Iran is a reminder that clean energy, energy efficiency, and electric vehicles are not just good for the climate,
2026 Legislative Sessions Wraps Up!
The Utah Legislative Session has officially wrapped up for 2026! As we shared in our recent lunch and learn, this session was much calmer and
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