Electric Ready Homes: A Clean Air Innovation for Utah
Electric Technology’s Solutions and Benefits Clean Electric Vehicles Electric vehicles are trending towards becoming the most affordable option in the U.S. and will eliminate tailpipe
Climate and Clean Energy Investments Edge Closer to Passage
President Biden and Congressional Democrats have come to an agreement on the framework for their budget reconciliation legislation. The legislation that is being drafted in the U.S. House of Representatives, H.R. 5376 (“The Build
UN Climate Conference: Uniting the World to Tackle Climate Change
Thousands of leaders from around the world are in Glasgow for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26). What comes out of the conference will
Nearly $3 Million is Up For Grabs for Utah Businesses to Install Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
Don’t miss out on incentives for electric vehicle charging at our homes and businesses! Rocky Mountain Power (RMP) and the Utah Department of Environmental Quality
Go Electric
When we transition our homes, buildings, and transportation to be powered by renewable energy, we have the potential to eliminate over 70% of our nation’s
Introducing Ofa Matagi, Utah Clean Energy’s Newest Team Member
As a first generation, Pacific Islander woman, my connectivity to others and by extension to the land we occupy has always been a relationship of
Annual Updates to the Export Credit Rate
In late 2020, Utah’s Public Service Commission created a new rate for solar customers, the “Export Credit Rate” (or ECR). The ECR applies to all energy exported from
Deep Dive Into “Reconciliation” Package
Senate Democrats “Reconciliation” Package Includes Significant New Climate and Clean Energy Deployment Proposals With the U.S. Senate passing the bipartisan “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act”
It’s Time to Update our Building Codes
Utah is growing. Fast. As Utah continues its meteoric rise, the demand for accessible and affordable housing and commercial buildings continues to compound. This growth
Clean Energy and Climate in the “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act”
Senate Passes Infrastructure Bill With Significant Investments in Energy, Climate, and Resiliency The bipartisan infrastructure legislation, “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act” passed out of the
An Energy Efficiency Journey with Calvary Baptist Church
The leaders and members of Calvary Baptist Church – a community staple in Salt Lake City – are “walking the talk” as good stewards of the earth. In partnership with Utah Clean Energy, the Calvary Baptist Church’s leadership and congregation members recently
Tips to Stay Cool
Looking to stay cool and comfortable this summer? See below for some quick tips Use an Evaporative Cooler and Fans Go for an evaporative cooler (also known as a swamp
The Health Impacts of Extreme Heat
As we all grapple with record-breaking heat, an undeniable reality is coming into focus; that heat waves are occurring more often, they are more intense, and their duration is longer in Utah because
June’s Interim Legislative Meetings Packed with Clean Energy Topics
Utah Clean Energy’s Executive Director, Sarah Wright, participated in a wide-ranging discussion of the future of Utah’s electricity grid and how to ensure reliable service
New Renewable Energy on the Horizon for Utah
Positive change is on the horizon for Rocky Mountain Power customers. Nearly 3,250 megawatts of new, low-cost clean energy resources including solar, wind, and batteries were
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