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Climate change hub would retrofit old salon for a greener Salt Lake

Utah Clean Energy hopes to retrofit an existing building as a climate solutions hub that, “gives more than it takes.”

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Arch Nexus president Kenner Kingston details changes to the rebuild of Utah Clean Energy's headquarters. Utah Clean Energy held an open house at their newly purchased, vacant building to showcase their plans to retrofit the organizationÕs new home into what will become an energy efficient building with on-site renewable energy generation, pollution-free heating and water conserving measures.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Arch Nexus president Kenner Kingston details changes to the rebuild of Utah Clean Energy's headquarters. Utah Clean Energy held an open house at their newly purchased, vacant building to showcase their plans to retrofit the organizationÕs new home into what will become an energy efficient building with on-site renewable energy generation, pollution-free heating and water conserving measures.