Starting Point: 1.4 megawatts of renewable energy capacity on Salt Lake City facilities in 2010.
2015 Goal: 2.5 megawatts of renewable energy capacity by 2015.Target: Achieved
Update: Salt Lake City added 4 solar projects in 2014/2015. The three 2014 projects were the Public Safety Building: Rooftop, Public Safety Building: Solar Farm, and Plaza 349: Rooftop. The 2015 project was the Glendale Library. There are 6-8 new solar projects budgeted for 2016
Note: Total does not include generation from City's 4 solar thermal projects.
| Project Title | Project Type | Size (kW) | Date Installed | |
| Leonardo | Solar PV | 30 | Fall 2011 | |
| Public Safety (Canopy) | Solar PV | 30 | Summer 2013 | |
| Public Safety (Roof) | Solar PV | 350 | Winter 2014 | |
| Landfill | Solar PV | 904 | Summer 2014 | |
| Plaza 349 | Solar PV | 34 | Spring 2014 | |
| Glendale Library | Solar PV | 44 | Spring 2015 | |
| Marmalade Library | Solar PV | TBD | early 2016 | |
| TOTAL SOLAR PV | 1,392 | |||
| Fire Station #8 | Solar Thermal | | 2011 | |
| Fleet Building | Solar Thermal | | | |
| Streets Building | Solar Thermal | | | |
| Guardsman Sports | Solar thermal | | Fall 2013 | |
| DPU Water Treatment* | Biodigester | 1400 | 2005 | |
| TOTAL SOLAR PV + BIODIGESTER | 2,792 | |||
| *700 kW nameplate output is estimate based on materials from DPU. Estimate does not include waste heat recaptured. | ||||