Energy Archive
CityViews 8/27/12: “Watershed”/Building Better Batteries
Segment 1: The Colorado River, which flows 1,450 miles through the desert Southwest, provides life-giving water to 30 million people. But climate
Report Looks at Oil Shale Contributions, Industry Responds
A closed-door meeting in late March of officials from several counties in Utah, Colorado and Wyoming, along with lobbyists for the oil
Herbert Implements Idle-Free Policy for State Fleet
Utah Governor Gary Herbert is jumping on the idle-free bandwagon with a new executive order for state employees to turn off the
Utah Delegation Backs Keystone XL Pipeline Motion
Utah Congressmen Jim Matheson and Jason Chaffetz were among House lawmakers voting this morning in favor of a motion to move the
Leaders in Nuclear Energy Gather in Salt Lake City to Talk About Safety
International regulators and experts on nuclear power plant safety have converged in Salt Lake City. As KCPW’s Whittney Evans reports, representatives from
Interior Secretary Salazar Approves Major Natural Gas Drilling Project in Utah
Natural gas development is about to increase significantly in Utah. Tuesday, U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar approved a major drilling project the
Governor Herbert Appoints New Energy Adviser
Utah Governor Gary Herbert has a new energy advisor and at least one environmental group is already calling foul. Herbert announced today
Wasatch Solar Challenge Brings Six Communities Together
Salt Lake City is partnering with five other Wasatch Front cities and counties to launch the “Wasatch Solar Challenge” after receiving a
Politics Up Close: Independent Congressional Candidate Joe Andrade, Brent Goodfellow Runs for County Council
Usually, political candidates who want to go to Washington pledge to put Utah first. But University of Utah engineering professor Joe Andrade,
EnergySolutions to Help With Fukushima Cleanup
EnergySolutions will have a hand in cleaning up radioactively contaminated seawater at the Fukushima nuclear power plant in Japan that was used