Utah Builders Showcase Groundbreaking Emission-free Homes
Photo credit: Mike Hathorne Earlier this year, Utah Clean Energy launched a new project to reduce the emissions produced by our homes and buildings. We
Introducing Utah Clean Energy’s Climate Innovation Center
Transforming an Inefficient Building into a Zero Energy, Zero Emissions Showcase In a significant step towards redefining sustainable building, Utah Clean Energy recently unveiled the
Utah Secures over $74 Million for Emissions Reduction Plan
We’re thrilled to share that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has selected the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to receive over $74 million to
Harnessing Clean Energy to Mitigate Volatile Fuel Price Risks
Utah’s largest utility, Rocky Mountain Power, recently proposed a 30.6% increase in electricity rates over two years. If approved, the change will increase the average
Building Leaders Speak on Utah’s Journey to Low and Zero Emission Housing
Kevin Emerson, Utah Clean Energy’s Building and Decarbonization Director, recently moderated a panel featuring a powerhouse trio of Utah building experts. Damian Mora of Garbett
Community Strategy for Equitable Home Electrification
Building operations are responsible for 27% of annual global carbon dioxide emissions. That means that the way we use energy within our homes has a
Volunteers Needed!
Position Description: Utah’s air quality problem is largely driven by the pollution emitted from our buildings, homes, and cars. But many communities across Utah are
Unpacking Rocky Mountain Power’s updated energy plan
This time last year, Utah Clean Energy was celebrating Rocky Mountain Power’s 2023 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP). This is the plan that lays out what
OED selected to receive $62 million for Solar for All program
The Utah Office of Energy Development (OED) has been selected to receive $62 million by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to launch the Solar for
Reflections on the Legislative Session: Clean Energy, Coal, and Diversity
Now that Governor Cox’s deadline to veto legislation has passed, the 2024 Legislative Session is officially over (with the caveat that special sessions are likely).
Tax Time Brings the Potential for Big Energy Savings
April signals tax season, not typically a time for celebration. However here at Utah Clean Energy, we’re excited about the millions of dollars of new
ElectrifyYour Fleet: Medium- and Heavy-Duty Fleet Electrification Analysis
Have you wondered how electric medium- and heavy-duty (MHD) vehicles would perform in your fleet? Don’t miss out on this opportunity to receive a comprehensive
S.B. 189 will make rooftop solar fair and predictable
Utahns who want to go solar aren’t getting a fair deal for the solar energy they send to our shared energy grid. The current bill
2024 Legislative Priorities
The 2024 Utah Legislative Session begins January 16. Utah Clean Energy’s policy team is working on a variety of bills impacting clean air and climate,
Federal Home Energy Rebates are Coming to Utah
As you gear up for colder weather, how about adding some air quality improvements to your fall festivities? The Wasatch Front’s air quality challenges are
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.