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TAKE ACTION: Tell Your State House Representative to Vote No on House Bill 17-Utility Permitting Amendments HB 17-Utility Permitting Amendments sponsored by Rep. Steve Handy, Layton, passed
Clean Energy in the 2021 Utah Legislative Session
Utah’s 2021 Legislative Session is off and running. Utah Clean Energy’s policy team is working on and tracking several bills that impact clean energy, climate,
New Rates for all Rocky Mountain Customers
Rocky Mountain Power is unlike most businesses in that they aren’t subject to competition. They are a monopoly that serves over 1 million customers in
Bipartisan Relief Bill Includes Investment in Utah’s Clean Energy Industries
Congress included major clean energy innovation investments and relief for our clean energy industries in its critical last-minute omnibus budget bill and separate coronavirus relief
Going Electric! Roadmap for EV Transportation
The Utahns driving EVs are not only saving money by not buying gasoline, they’re helping to improve air quality and address climate change for all
Electrifying our homes and buildings is crucial to address climate change
The 2021 Utah Legislative session is now about seven weeks away and we here at Utah Clean Energy are working on our priority legislation and
Helping Park City and Summit County Reach Net 100% Renewable Electricity by 2030
Park City and Summit County are working to achieve ambitious climate goals: to reach net 100% net renewable electricity by 2030. With support from the Park City Community Foundation’s Climate Fund, Utah
Energy Insecurity – A Look at Energy Costs and Equity
When was the last time you flipped your light switch and worried whether or not the light would turn on? Not because of storms, or rolling brown outs during record heatwaves, but because you weren’t sure you could afford your energy
Designing a Just and Fair Economic Recovery Plan
At Utah Clean Energy we have been thinking a lot about the kind of society we want to help build as we work together to
Utah Clean Energy and Partners Launch Climate and Clean Air Compact
In an unprecedented move in the conservative state of Utah, more than 100 of he state’s most prominent leaders came together in October of 2020
Charting a Path for Reliable, Resilient, and Affordable Clean Energy
Making our cities more sustainable just became easier! Utah Clean Energy in partnership with Moab, Park City, Salt Lake City, and Rocky Mountain Power has
Zero Energy Stretch Codes
Depending on the community, buildings can account for between 40% and 75% of community-level greenhouse gas emissions in Utah. But, zero energy or zero energy-ready
Utah Business and Community Leaders Launch Path to Positive Utah
Leaders working together to build deep and lasting support for smart climate solutions in the state of Utah Prominent Utah leaders from business, government, higher
Debating the Value of Rooftop Solar
Rocky Mountain Power’s (RMP) proposal to slash the value of exported rooftop solar remains under heated debate. Based on the most recent filing on July