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Utah Community Clean Energy Program

Rocky Mountain Power is working with Utah Renewable Communities – a coalition of cities, counties and municipalities – to advance renewable energy solutions through the Community Clean Energy Program.

Participating communities:

  • Alta
  • Castle Valley
  • Emigration Canyon
  • Francis
  • Grand County
  • Holladay
  • Midvale
  • Millcreek
  • Moab
  • Oakley
  • Ogden
  • Park City
  • Salt Lake City
  • Salt Lake County
  • Springdale
  • Summit County

Join your community to build clean energy

The Community Clean Energy Program is an “opt-out” program, which means customers in participating communities will be enrolled unless they take action to opt out. Customers in these communities will receive more information by mail and email in November and December 2026. Customers who do not opt out of the program by January 1, 2027, will see a small additional charge on their monthly Rocky Mountain Power bills starting in 2027.

Learn more about the Utah Renewable Communities and the Community Clean Energy Program at utahrenewablecommunities.org.

Review program pricing

Costs to participate in the program are below and also in Rate Schedule 100. Program rates may be changed once per year upon approval by the Utah Public Service Commission.

The program costs an additional $4.00 per month for residential customers.

 

 

Residential Service (Schedule 1)

CCEP Participant

Low-Income Lifeline Program (Schedule 3) CCEP Participant

Monthly Electricity Usage

Estimated URC Monthly Program Charge

Monthly Bill Amount

Monthly Bill Amount with URC Program Charge

Low-Income Lifeline Credit

Enhanced CCEP Bill Credit

Monthly Bill Amount with CCEP Charge and Credits

Low (500 kWh)

+$4.00

$62.86

 

$66.86

-$19.00

-$4.00

$43.86

Average (675 kWh)

+$4.00

$84.48

 

$88.48

-$19.00

-$4.00

$65.48

High (900 kWh)

+$4.00

$112.28

 

$116.28

-$19.00

-$4.00

$93.28

As shown above, households enrolled in the Schedule 3 Low-Income Lifeline Program (also known as the Home Electric Lifeline Program) will receive an enhanced monthly bill credit of $4.00 every month to help offset the cost of the program. 

Commercial customers are charged $0.00609 per kWh. The table below is for illustrative purposes.

Customer Rate Schedule

Average Usage

Standard Offer Monthly Bill Amount

CCEP Monthly Bill Amount

Difference

6 - General Service Distribution Voltage

Low (13,140 kWh)

$1,537.12

$1,617.26

+$80.14

Average (91,250 kWh)

$9,431.36

$9,987.19

+$555.83

High (356,000 kWh)

$33,433.34

$35,601.50

+$2,168.16

8 - Large General Service > 1,000 kW Distribution Voltage

Low (452,600 kWh)

$41,224.16

$43,980.61

+$2,756.45

Average (860,000 kWh)

$68,795.90

$74,033.42

+$5,237.52

High (3,394,500 kWh)

$268,928.64

$289,601.27

+$20,672.63

9 - General Service High Voltage

Low (452,600 kWh)

$34,801.32

$37,557.77

+$2,756.45

Average (2,489,300 kWh)

$189,386.77

$204,546.73

+$15,159.96

High (18,104,000 kWh)

$1,389,773.02

$1,500,026.50

+$110,253.48

23 - General Service Distribution Voltage - Small Customer

Low (1,752 kWh)

$215.70

$226.49

+$10.79

Average (4,380 kWh)

$399.30

$426.09

+$26.79

High (10,220 kWh)

$949.42

$1,011.78

+$62.36

10 - Irrigation and Soil Drainage Pumping Power Service

Low (2,847 kWh)

$250.16

$267.62

+$17.46

Average (5,694 kWh)

$523.64

$558.44

+$34.80

High (28,470 kWh)

$2,453.96

$2,627.46

+$173.50

15 - Metered Outdoor Nighttime Lighting

Low (1,460 kWh)

$87.13

$96.14

+$9.01

Average (2,190 kWh)

$126.31

$139.77

+$13.46

High (3,650 kWh)

$204.67

$227.02

+$22.35

15 - Traffic and Other Signal Systems

Low (100 kWh)

$15.47

$16.20

+$0.73

Average (250 kWh)

$29.53

$31.17

+$1.64

High (400 kWh)

$43.58

$46.14

+$2.56

7 - Security Area Lighting

Average (54 kWh)

$19.63

$20.08

+$0.45

11 - Street Lighting Company-Owned System

Average (1,434 kWh)

$446.94

$455.79

+$8.85

12 - Security Area Lighting

Average (1,871 kWh)

$102.11

$113.62

+$11.51

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