Here you will find news about advances in renewable energy and energy efficiency in Utah and links to Web sites published by DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) that have specific information for Utah.
Featured News
July 1, 2009
DOE Awards $454 Million for Clean Energy in 18 States
The states of Arizona, California, Connecticut, Florida, Idaho, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon South Carolina, South Dakota, Utah, Virginia, Washington. and West Virginia have received $454 million in Recovery Act funds through DOE's State Energy Program. More
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Utah
The following are links to EERE Web sites that have Utah-specific pages.
Energy Efficiency and Conservation
Source: Building Energy Codes
Industrial Plant Assessments through Save Energy Now
Source: Industrial Technologies Program
Industrial Technologies Program Activities in Utah
Source: Industrial Technologies Program
Weatherization and Low-Income Energy Programs
Source: Weatherization Assistance Program
Renewable Energy
Utah Assessment for Biomass Resources
Source: Alternative Fuels & Advanced Vehicles Data Center
Utah Hydropower Resources Report
Source: INEEL Hydropower Program
Source: Wind Powering America
Geothermal Resource Map (PDF 3.51 MB)
Source: Geothermal Energy Program
Source: Green Power Network
Tribal Energy Program Projects in Utah
Source: Tribal Energy Program
Source: Wind Powering America
Transportation
Transportation Fuel Vehicle Incentives and Laws in Utah
Source: Alternative Fuels Data Center
State Energy Program
Source: SEP newsletter, Conservation Update
Source: State Energy Program (SEP)
Financial Incentives for State Consumers
Utah Incentives for Renewable Energy
Source: Database of State Incentives for Renewable Energy
State Publications
Utah Publications on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
Source: State Energy Program
For information about EERE projects that have Utah information that is organized nationally or by region, see multi-state information.