Oakley council hears update on Utah Renewable Communities clean-energy program; PSC hearings set
Council received an update on the Utah Renewable Communities (URC) program, a proposed opt-out 100% clean-energy option administered by Rocky Mountain Power; public hearings at the Public Service Commission are scheduled and Oakley would have 90 days after the PSC decision to decide whether to remain in the program.
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Councilmember Joe briefed the council on Utah Renewable Communities, describing it as a multi-jurisdictional program that would deliver renewable megawatts equal to participant usage with a stated goal of 100% clean energy by 2030. He emphasized that Oakley customers would remain Rocky Mountain Power customers and that Rocky Mountain Power would administer the program; participation would be opt-out for customers inside city boundaries.
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