Utah Clean Energy

The Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute says “Utah’s demographic, social, and environmental factors favorably position the state to host another successful Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.”

Over 60% of the power generated in Utah comes from coal. A lot needs to happen before that can change.

Utah Tech hosted a conservative climate change panel that focused on the way to bridge the gap between younger and older generations on the issue.

The state is taking an “any of the above” approach to energy development, meaning all different types of resources are on the table.

The latest Utah news for Thursday morning, April 28, 2022

Project leaders worried recent state laws would impact financing for their transition to clean energy.

A majority of communities that pledged to transition to 100% net renewable by 2030 are moving ahead with the plan. The rest will have until the end of the year to commit.

35 electric vehicles have been sold or leased in the past two and a half weeks through a program called U Drive Electric.Due to its popularity, the…

Environmental activist and NASCAR driver Leilani Munter is in Utah, talking about her efforts to fight climate change. She’s speaking Tuesday night at the…

Steve Thon works for Provident Energy, and he’s showing off an exterior wall in a highly efficient home at the Daybreak development.“You see all this…

West Valley City has become the first municipality in Utah to set up the Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy, or C-PACE, program.Its intent is to…

Utah is about to become a hub for wind energy information in the Four Corners states, with financial assistance from the U.S. Energy Department and the…