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Research from Brigham Young University is showing how animal and human waste could eventually replace natural gas to power cities.
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What’s the reason behind the rate surge? A number of unusual factors in the West combined to put a bigger dent in pocketbooks.
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During this week’s special legislative session, state lawmakers removed some of the “extraordinary” powers it’s given to the Intermountain Power Agency. It operates the coal-fired power plant of the same name, which is set to transition to clean energy.
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Editor’s note: During impeachment inquiry hearings, KUER is offering news roundups from around the state and audio of those stories as a resource for our…
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The fifth annual Governor’s Energy Development Summit gets underway on Tuesday.This year’s two-day program begins with a panel of women who are helping to…
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Utah Transit Authority is prepared to run more buses on cleaner fuels with its brand new compressed natural gas fueling station.The new facility is just…
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Emissions from cars and industry are usually what Utahns talk about when they debate how to cut pollution. But the category called “area sources” that…
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Plans were announced Wednesday for the first utility-scale solar project by Rocky Mountain Power. The 9,000-panel solar farm in Utah will produce enough…
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With the recent cold snap, December’s natural gas bill will be higher for most residents, but there is form of underground energy that is keeping one Utah…