Energy Coaching
Making energy upgrades to your home can feel overwhelming—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Our Energy Navigator offers free, personalized coaching sessions to help Utah residents understand their options, save energy, and make smart decisions about home upgrades.
Whether you're just starting to explore ideas or ready to begin a project, we’re here to help guide you.
What is an Energy Coaching Session?
A free energy coaching session is a one-on-one conversation with our Energy Navigator focused on your home, your goals, and your questions.
During the session, we’ll help you understand practical steps you can take to improve your home’s energy efficiency, comfort, and sustainability. These sessions are designed to give you clear, unbiased guidance so you can move forward with confidence.
Sessions typically last 30–45 minutes and can be held virtually or in person at the Weber State Sustainability Home.
What You'll Get From an Energy Coaching Session:
- A better understanding of energy upgrades that may work for your home
- Information about rebates, incentives, and financing options
- Tips for planning projects and working with contractors
- Resources to help you take the next step
What the Energy Navigator Can Help With
The Energy Navigator can support you with a wide range of home energy topics, including:
Getting Started
- Figuring out which upgrades make the most sense
- Prioritizing improvements for comfort, cost savings, and impact
- Making a plan
Home Energy Upgrades
- Heat pumps
- Insulation and air sealing
- Solar energy
- Efficient water heating
- Induction cooking
- Electric appliances
Rebates, Incentives, and Financing
- Identifying local and federal rebates
- Understanding tax credits
- Finding financing options for upgrades
Preparing to Work With Contractors
- Understanding what questions to ask
- Knowing what to look for in quotes
- Planning projects in the right order
No matter where you are in the process, we're here to help you succeed.
Meet The Energy Navigator: Hannah Rogers
With roots in geography, climate science, and conservation, Hannah is delighted to be advancing decarbonization in her home state of Utah. Her passion for the clean energy transition comes from a desire to support public health, community resilience and prosperity for middle and working class Utahns. With two bachelor's degrees in science and technology from the University of Utah, she has the technical expertise, institutional know-how and community awareness to make sustainability an easy, accessible and affordable reality for Utahns. In her free time, Hannah enjoys spending time with those she loves, supporting animal rescues and any crafting project that she can get her hands on.