Efficiency

Person installing insulation in a wall

The least expensive resources are the ones we don't use. Simple actions can reduce waste and increase efficiency. For example, Moab City Center used to be a school. Repurposing the old building saved energy used for the original construction. It reduced our contributions to climate change and the landfill too! In City Center’s last renovation, energy efficiency was a priority, earning a LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) Silver certification.

Efficiency also benefits local businesses and residents. Moab Municipal Code 17.09.660 requires Water Sense fixtures and Energy Star appliances for new and remodeled lodging units and new residential units. From residential appliances to commercial food service equipment, utilities and federal agencies have resources and incentives to make energy efficiency easier.

  1. Residential
  2. Commercial

Electricity

  • Energy STAR has a thorough list of federal and utility level rebates and tax credits for everything from efficient windows to heat pumps.
  • Wattsmart Homes Program provides incentives for weatherization, heating and cooling, appliances, and other efficiency improvements. 
  • EV charger rebates are also available through Rocky Mountain Power.

Natural Gas

  • ThermWise through Dominon Energy offers self-assessment, virtual, and in-person home energy assessments.
  • ThermWise incentives weatherization through rebates.
  • ThermWise also offers rebates for thermostats and efficient gas appliances.

Water

Assistance