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Utah relies heavily on fossil fuels like coal and gas for electricity (85%), despite national trends moving away from coal. This dependence contributes to carbon pollution, driving climate change and causing severe weather.
Emy Lesofski was appointed as director of the Utah Office of Energy Development in October 2023. She also serves as energy advisor to Gov. Cox.
Utah Governors Office of Energy Development, 60 E South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84111, US - MapQuest.
Electricity. Solar energy powers about 94% of Utahs new electric generating capacity added since 2015. In 2024, coal fueled about 45% of Utahs total electricity net generation, down from 75% in 2015, and natural gas accounted for 32%, an increase from 20% during the same period.
Administration. Emy Lesofski was appointed as director of the Utah Office of Energy Development in October 2023. She also serves as energy advisor to Gov. Cox.
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