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South Salt Lake is exploring a plan to switch entirely to renewable energy. This shift could drastically lower the city's carbon footprint and potentially stabilize your utility bills in the long run.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days.
Residents could see an increase of $3 to $4 per month on their utility bills.
Residents and businesses seeking access to renewable energy sources.
None, as the program is opt-out.
The city is exploring joining a coalition to source 100% renewable energy. If they join, residents would see a small increase on their power bills, but it would support large-scale clean energy projects.
City considers 100% renewable energy partnership
South Salt Lake sets its sights on renewable energy
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