Transforming Utah's Energy Sources
Control your electric costs and resources with energy-saving solutions
Transforming Utah's Energy Sources
Control your electric costs and resources with energy-saving solutions
About Utah Energy Initiative
Our Mission
We strive to provide innovative energy solutions that helps Utah homeowners save money and reduce their carbon footprint. Our mission is to create a sustainable future by empowering homes and businesses to make smart energy choices for themselves and their families. We work to study what new programs are available for Utah homeowners to save money on their overall utility costs.
DId you know…?
How much could your electric costs rise?
According to The Salt Lake Tribune, electric costs could rise as high as 30.6% over the next 18 months due to the increased energy demands of Utah’s rapid growing population.
How can I increase my energy efficiency?
It’s good to take a holistic approach to home energy efficiency. Start by analyzing your energy usage and identifying areas for improvement as well as solutions that are tailored to your home. This could include, windows, air ducts, A/C units, and even attic insulation.
How do I read my electric bill?
Reading your electric bill may seem complex at first, but it becomes easier once you understand the key sections. Here’s a breakdown of the main components:
1. Account Information
• Billing Period: Start and end dates for the billing cycle.
2. Electricity Usage
• Kilowatt-Hours (kWh) Used: The difference between the current and previous readings indicates the total energy used.
• Usage History: A graph or chart showing your monthly usage over time.
3. Charges
• Energy Charge: Cost for the electricity you used, typically charged per kWh.
• Delivery Charge: Covers the cost of transmitting electricity to your home.
• Fixed Charges: Flat fees like a base service fee or meter charge.
• Taxes and Fees: Includes local, state, or federal taxes, plus any additional surcharges.
4. Rate Plan Details
• Your bill may specify the rate plan you’re on (e.g., flat rate, time-of-use, or tiered plan). Check this to see if you could save money by switching plans.
5. Total Amount Due
• Current Charges: The amount due for this billing cycle.
Contact Us
Book an Inspection for your home or business at:
Utah Energy Initiative
Hours
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |
