Utah § 79-6-1004 Utah San Rafael Energy Lab established -- Lab director.

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§ 79-6-1004 — Utah San Rafael Energy Lab established -- Lab director.

Utah § 79-6-1004

Title 79Natural Resources

Ch. 79-6Utah Energy Act

Part 79-6-10Utah San Rafael State Energy Lab

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Utah Code Ann. § 79-6-1004 (2026).

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(1)There is established within the office a program and facility known as the Utah San Rafael Energy Lab to facilitate innovative energy research and development projects.

(2)The lab shall:

(2)(a) receive and evaluate project proposals;

(2)(b) submit recommendations to the board for approval regarding specific project proposals based on the lab's evaluation;

(2)(c) conduct innovative energy technology research and development projects that have commercialization potential and support the state's energy policy goals;

(2)(d) enter into financial contracts with entities seeking to use the lab, with revenues deposited into the Utah Energy Research Fund created in Section 79-6-1002;

(2)(e) assess the viability of emerging energy solutions for deployment within the state, considering:

(2)(e)(i

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(1) There is established within the office a program and facility known as the Utah San Rafael Energy Lab to facilitate innovative energy research and development projects.
(2) The lab shall:
(2)(a) receive and evaluate project proposals;
(2)(b) submit recommendations to the board for approval regarding specific project proposals based on the lab's evaluation;
(2)(c) conduct innovative energy technology research and development projects that have commercialization potential and support the state's energy policy goals;
(2)(d) enter into financial contracts with entities seeking to use the lab, with revenues deposited into the Utah Energy Research Fund created in Section 79-6-1002;
(2)(e) assess the viability of emerging energy solutions for deployment within the state, considering:
(2)(e)(i) cost-effectiveness;
(2)(e)(ii) dispatchability;
(2)(e)(iii) sustainability;
(2)(e)(iv) reliability; and
(2)(e)(v) environmental impact;
(2)(f) provide analysis and recommendations to policymakers regarding energy system planning, infrastructure needs, and the value of different energy initiatives being considered within the state; and
(2)(g) collaborate with universities, industry partners, entrepreneurs, community representatives, and other research entities.