Leading the community to make energy efficiency and renewable energy accessible and affordable.

Energy conservation works

Energy Conservation Works connects people with opportunities to reduce energy usage and emissions to keep power rates low and save money on energy bills.

Keep Power Rates Low

In 2017, Teton County consumed 625 million kWh of electricity - a 26% increase over 2008 (source). As our community energy demand grows, we will need to purchase more expensive electricity to meet this need. ECW programs leverage technology, expertise, and funding to manage this growth efficiently without sacrificing comfort.

Reduce Emissions

Jackson Hole produces 479,000 tons of CO2 annually - ECW programs support renewable and energy-efficient energy solutions that reduce harmful emissions and create a cleaner future.

The average American household spends 10-20% more on wasted energy annually due to drafts, air leaks around openings, and outdated heating and cooling systems. (source). ECW programs help residents and businesses cut energy waste, lower bills, and improve comfort.