In a first, Utah got more power from solar than any other source
In May 2026, Utah generated more electricity from solar power than any other source for the first time, with solar contributing nearly a third of the state's total electricity production. This shift reflects a long-term transition from coal to renewable energy, driven by the expansion of large solar farms and increased investment in the sector. The growth of solar energy has also created thousands of jobs and boosted the state's economy.
Utah generated more electricity from solar than any other source for the first time in May 2026.
This shift from coal to solar marks progress for clean energy, air quality, and economic growth in the state.
It shows how communities can transition to sustainable power while creating jobs and investing in the future.
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