Exciting news! On March 4, 2026, the Utah Renewable Communities Program Application was approved by the Public Service Commission. Learn more!

Visit the member communities page to see which local governments have adopted the ordinance and are participating in the Program.

Clean energy, your way:

Reliable, Affordable,
Local.

The Community Clean Energy Program, a partnership of Utah Renewable Communities and Rocky Mountain Power, is building a stable, reliable energy future for Utah’s growth and generations to come.

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communities have formally adopted the Community Clean Energy Program.  These communities are part of Utah Renewable Communities, a coalition of communities that formed in 2021 that is working with Rocky Mountain Power to bring affordable, net-100% renewable electricity to the grid, offering residents and businesses the ability to choose clean energy.

Your Future

The Program is building a stable, reliable energy future for Utah’s growth and generations to come.

Your Health

Clean energy to help our communities grow and thrive.

Your Way

You have the power to choose net-100% renewable, locally-generated electricity for your home or business.

The Choice is Yours!

How You Can Contribute to Utah’s Clean Energy Future

Eligibility

If you are a Rocky Mountain Power customer in a participating community when the Community Clean Energy Program launches, you will be automatically enrolled in the Program with the option to opt out.

The Choice

You can opt out anytime and return to the standard Rocky Mountain Power plan, or you can stay in the Program and help add new, utility-scale clean energy to our electric grid.

The Cost

Participants will have a new clean energy line item on their Rocky Mountain Power bill to support the Program. Households will pay an initial rate of $4 per month and non-residential customers will pay a monthly rate based on usage.

The Impact

By participating in the Community Clean Energy Program, you will support cleaner air, a stronger local economy, and more reliable energy for Utahns.

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Seal featuring the text "Town of Alta" and "State of Utah" surrounding a geometric snowflake design
Town of Alta
Black
Town of Castle Valley
Black silhouette of a cowboy riding a rearing horse in a circular logo
Francis City
Arches, canyons, red rock formations, and a distant mountain peak
Grand County
Graphic illustration of layered mountains and rolling hills
City of Emigration Canyon
Stylized white monogram of H and A with an embedded leaf
City of Holladay
Red circular logo with interlocking 'M's and "MIDVALE CITY EST. 1909."
Midvale City
Millcreek logo featuring a gear and landscape graphic
Millcreek City
Grand canyon landscape with winding river and "The City of Moab" text
Moab City
Steer head logo featuring "OAKLEY" and "UTAH EST. 1868"
Oakley City
Ogden and you written in blue cursive text
Ogden City
Park City 1884 date and name logo text
Park City
Salt Lake City badge featuring a white flower and the establishment date 1847
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County logo featuring the stylized initials SL
Salt Lake County
SPRINGDALE Utah ESTD 1862
Springdale Town
Mountain range graphic above the text Summit County Utah
Summit County