by Isaac Riddle | Nov 29, 2016 | Salt Lake City, Sustainability
In the United States, building green can cost you. Proponents of energy efficient building cite lower long-term energy costs that offset the larger construction price tag in building green. But a new report for renters in Salt Lake City, living in a green building...
by Isaac Riddle | Jun 24, 2016 | Developments, Liberty Wells, Salt Lake City
The Central City/Liberty Wells neighborhood will soon have an environmentally friendly infill development. On Wednesday the Salt Lake City Planning Commission unanimously approved a planned development application by developers, Redfish Builders. The developers...
by Isaac Riddle | May 10, 2016 | Salt Lake City, Sustainability
Rocky Mountain Power is not typically associated with clean energy, but the state’s dominant energy provider is Salt Lake City’s newest partner in helping the city reduce its carbon footprint. “We are thrilled to be a major participant in Subscriber Solar...
by Isaac Riddle | Jul 21, 2014 | Developments, Draper, Greater Salt Lake, Kearns, Proposed, Salt Lake City, Smart Growth, Sustainability, West Valley City
It has been a good week for solar energy enthusiasts in Utah. In just one week four significant solar projects were either announced or completed: The I.J. & Jeanné Jewish Community Center, in Salt Lake, celebrated its new $100,000 solar panel installation. The...
