The city is joining a program to provide clean energy to residents. Most people will be automatically enrolled, so you'll need to opt out if you don't want to pay the extra $4 monthly fee.
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Most residential customers will pay an additional $4 per month, with low-income customers exempt.
Residents and businesses seeking to use cleaner energy sources and the environment.
Residents who do not wish to participate and may find the opt-out process inconvenient, or if startup costs exceed program revenues.
In conservative Utah, some communities are ditching fossil fuel power for clean energy NPR
In conservative Utah, some communities are ditching fossil fuel power for clean energy NCPR: North Country Public Radio
Coming soon to your monthly power bill in SLC: a $4 clean energy fee The Salt Lake Tribune
A new opt-out program will allow residents and businesses to choose renewable energy for their power. This aims to increase clean energy use and reduce emissions, with a small monthly fee for most customers.
The city is joining a program to provide clean energy to residents. Most people will be automatically enrolled, so you'll need to opt out if you don't want to pay the extra $4 monthly fee.