Utah Climate Week 2019

There is no doubt that energy is one of the most expensive household costs with an average family spending at least $2,000 per year on utilities. In 2022, the average consumer spent another $3,120 on motor fuel and oil. According to the Department of Energy, utility...

With electricity and energy bill prices still elevated, many have been looking for ways to save energy. One of the easiest and effective ways to save money and lower your energy bill is by turning off your lights when you aren't using them.  Using your lights less is...

  As part of its efforts toward improving the MINHERS section 303.1, RESNET® has released draft PDS-01 of Addendum 74. The Addendum includes a definition for Space Constrained Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps for utilizing SEER2/HSPF2 Conversion Factors...

Thanks to the new 2024 Federal and State Housing Credit Program Allocation Plan approved by the Utah Housing Corporation board, affordable housing developments in Utah are improving their energy efficiency and electric vehicle charging. EV charging access will be...

IRS Releases Section 25C Tax Credit Qualification Requirements for Home Energy Audits On August 4, 2023, the U.S. Internal Review Service (IRS) announced Notice 2023-59. This notice presents stipulations for U.S. taxpayers to collect the “Energy Efficient Home...

An "orange alert" has been issued by the city of St. George to protect its power grid from extreme temperatures and high loads.   People are encouraged to refrain from using major household appliances such as ovens, dishwashers, clothes washers, and dryers...