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UPIN Asks: What are your options with renewable technology in Utah?

Utah Public Radio

Published February 5, 2016 at 3:14 PM MST

Renewable energy is gaining momentum across the country. But in rural Utah, with limited resources, what are your options? We’ve read about windmills, we’ve heard about solar panels, but we might not know how to utilize them ourselves. Utah Public Radio wants to know - do you have questions? Are you interested in converting to renewable energy, but need direction? Do you have questions so specific to your situation that you can’t find answers on Google?

Submit a question about renewable energy in Utah, or share an experience.

Click the link above, become a source with the Utah Public Insight Network and tell UPR what you want to know about renewable technology in Utah.

The Utah Public Insight Network is UPR’s way of giving you a say. Become a source today by going to UPR.org or stop by our booth 6 o’clock Wednesday, February 17th, at the Logan City Hall.