Want Lower Electric Bills? Here’s How a New Program Can Help
You could be paying less for electricity by enrolling in a new pilot program that looks not just at how much energy you are using,
A Win for EV Charging
Electric vehicles (EVs) are key to reducing pollution and improving air quality. But for Utahns to ditch the tailpipe, access to charging is essential. That’s
Low and Zero Emission Housing in Utah is More Possible than Ever
Low and Zero Emission Housing: What It Means for You Housing costs are about much more than just paying your rent or mortgage. Utility
Energy Efficiency: A Key to Housing Affordability in Utah
Utahns are dealing with a mounting housing affordability crisis, and Governor Cox’s recently released Utah Housing Strategic Plan is an ambitious step toward addressing this
Accelerating the New Frontier of Clean Energy: Next Gen Geothermal
Next-generation geothermal energy is a game-changer in the climate race. Innovative new geothermal technology is poised for exponential growth, offering around-the-clock, pollution-free power for electricity, heating, and
Utah Public Service Commission Signals Support for Tax Advantaged Clean Energy Resources
The Utah Public Service Commission has declined to open an investigatory docket in response to Utah Clean Energy’s request for swift action to secure clean energy resources
Balcony Solar: Bringing the Sun Home
Curious About Balcony Solar? Is it really available? How much power can it provide? Can I install now? As one of the first states to
Utah Clean Energy Submits Comments to EPA to Defend Endangerment Finding
The Endangerment Finding, established by the EPA in 2009 determined that greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions “endanger human health and welfare.” This finding is the legal and
Big Wins for EV Adoption in Utah: Summit County and Moab Lead the Way
In a significant step forward for clean transportation and air quality, two Utah communities—Summit County and the City of Moab—have adopted new electric vehicle (EV)
Take Advantage of Federal Energy Efficiency Tax Credits Before they Expire Permanently
The sweeping budget reconciliation bill passed by Congressional Republicans eliminated three long-established energy efficiency tax incentives originally enacted under President George W. Bush. These incentives
Community Voices Help Shape a Statewide Emission Reduction Strategy
This summer, the Utah Clean Energy team travelled across the state, from Salt Lake City to Price, Bluff, and beyond, to help shape Utah’s Beehive
Charge Ahead: Fleet Electrification Workshop
Are you ready to take the next step toward a cleaner, more cost-effective fleet? Join Utah Clean Energy and ASPIRE Center for an energizing and
Fact VS Fiction: Did Renewable Energy Cause the Spain Power Outage?
On April 28, 2025, the power went out across all of Spain and Portugal, bringing daily life to a halt for 10 hours. Chaos ensued
Climate News Roundup
Week of July 7th What the Senate’s Elimination of 25C Means for Energy Efficiency (Building Performance Association, July 1, 2025) How Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Will
Congress Just Dealt a Blow to Clean Energy, But the Transition Is Unstoppable
Over the past several months, Utah Clean Energy and countless others have been sounding the alarm over the tax and spending bill and its threat
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