Design & Construction Team
Thank you to the many people and businesses that made the Climate Innovation Center a reality!
We’ve partnered with some of Utah’s best building specialists to ensure the Climate Innovation Center meets the highest standards of net-zero construction!
Thank you to these Climate Innovation Center supporters
Climate Champions
Anonymous
Martindale Family
Greg & Heidi Miller on behalf of
My Good Fund
Preston Chiaro
Tim & Candace Dee
TLC Impact Fund
Innovators
Anonymous
Estate of Naomi Franklin
Bur Oak Foundation
Linda Leckman
Mark & Kathie Miller
John & Andrea Miller
Christian V & Lisa D Young Family Foundation
Three Peaks Corporate Advised Fund
Sustainers
Glen Watkins
Changemakers
Anonymous
Anonymous
Apex Clean Energy
Avi-on Labs
Barker Family Foundation
Chris & Rochelle Robinson
Creative Energies
Cumming Foundation
Dave & Betsy Folland
Dennis & Deborah Haslam
Enyo Renewable Energy
Eggal Foundation
Fraser Bullock
Grandeur Peak Global Advisors
Greg & Diane Warnock Family Charitable Trust
Halo Fire Protection
I.J. and Jeanné Wagner Foundation
Iron Horse Concrete
Jim Byrne
Joseph & Barbara Andrade
Katie Wright & Bryan Markkan
K&L Acoustic & Drywall
Michael & Andrea Manship
Parsons Behle & Latimer
Peter Tomai
POWDR Corp.
in memory of
Brent Giles
Rocky Mountain Power Foundation
Sarah Wright & Mark Oftedal
Scott & Connie Maves
Stephen G. & Susan E. Denkers Family Foundation
Stewart & Joan Ogden
STF Electric
Sweet Candy Fund for Health & Wellness
Tom & Jamie Love
Tony Sweet
Vicki & Paul Bennett
Testimonials
Utah Clean Energy is a solutions-based, bipartisan organization catalyzing positive change in our community. I fully support their mission, and their transformation of an existing building is mission critical. It will be a learning space and demonstration for how we can all live and work more sustainably.
– Scott Anderson, President and CEO of Zions Bank and Honorary Co-Chair of Utah Clean Energy’s capital campaign
Utah Clean Energy has been Utah’s leading driver for climate solutions for 20 years. This net-zero retrofit is an example of how we can — and must — make our existing buildings climate and clean air friendly. This building will be a home for Utah Clean Energy’s important work and a gathering place for our community, new ideas, innovation, and action.
– Greg Miller, vice chair of the Larry H. Miller Board of Directors and Honorary Co-Chair of Utah Clean Energy’s Capital Campaign
