Cleaning up Utah’s energy picture? These Utahns want to bank on it.

Nonprofit startup Sustain Energy Finance aims to offer low-interest loans for renewable and efficiency projects.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Solar panels on the roof of Century Laundry in Salt Lake City on Thursday, March 10, 2022. Sustain Energy Finance, a new nonprofit, aims to provide low-interest loans so many others can add solar and other renewable energy.

Cleaning up Utah’s energy picture? These Utahns want to bank on it.

Nonprofit startup Sustain Energy Finance aims to offer low-interest loans for renewable and efficiency projects.

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