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Industry Briefs 10-28-24

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. BANKING Bank of Utah , based in Ogden, recently marked the completion of the remodel of…

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Oct 26

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Cox's plan would double state's power output in 10 years

'OPERATION GIGAWATT' Brice Wallace Utah’s governor wants to “unleash the potential of energy development here in our state.” Speaking at the One Utah Summit in Cedar City, Gov. Spencer Cox unveiled “Operation Gigawatt,” a plan to double the state’s power production over the next…

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Oct 19

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UTAH PROJECTED TO ADD 500K RESIDENTS IN NEXT 10 YEARS

Short-term planning projections released recently by the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute at the University of Utah indicate Utah will grow from 3.5 million to 4 million residents between 2024 and 2033, an average annual growth rate of 1.5 percent. The institute also projects…

Strider Technologies to expand its South Jordan operations

Brice Wallace A South Jordan-based software company will grow by 152 high-paying jobs over the next five years. Strider Technologies Inc.’s expansion will get a boost from the state in the form of a tax credit of up to $465,980 that recently was approved by the Governor’s Office…

UofU gets funding for regional center focused on emergency public health

The University of Utah’s Division of Public Health has secured funding to establish the Region VIII Center for Public Health Preparedness and Response. This initiative, under a contract with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), aims to enhance public health…

U.S. foreclosure activity decreases in Q3 2024

Foreclosure activity across the U.S. was down in the third quarter, according to data released by real estate analytics company ATTOM. The firm’s Foreclosure Market Report found a total of 87,108 U.S. properties with foreclosure filings during the third quarter (Q3), down 2…

SLC Council passes resolution aimed at saving Abravanel Hall

One of the trouble spots for the planned renovation of downtown Salt Lake City seems to be nearing a solution. The Salt Lake City Council adopted a resolution committing to the long-term preservation of Maurice Abravanel Hall, the iconic concert venue at the heart of the…

Salt Lake City's Swire Coca-Cola names Kendell president and CEO

Swire Coca-Cola, USA, a bottler and distributor of Coca-Cola and other beverage brands across a 13-state region of the West, has appointed Andrea Kendell as president and CEO. She assumes the role after decades of leadership experience and operational knowledge at the corporate…

WTC honors 2024 Women Tech Awards recipients at annual gala

The Utah-based Women Tech Council (WTC) has announced its 2024 Women Tech Awards recipients. Award winners were honored at a recent event held at the Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. WTC annually honors innovation and female leadership in Utah’s technology industries with…

Film tax incentives bring $7.8 million in video production to Utah

Brice Wallace A series that’s a follow-on to a movie coming out in December has been approved for a state tax credit incentive. Shot entirely in Davis County, “Homestead” is being produced and distributed by Angel Studios, based in Provo. It was one of four productions approved…

Nationwide search nets local Mike Ambre as The Point executive director

The Point of the Mountain State Land Authority board has announced the appointment of Mike Ambre as executive director of The Point, a 600-acre planned community at the former site of the Utah State Prison in southern Salt Lake County. The appointment follows a nationwide…

Florida firm buys Senergy BCS

NV5 Global Inc. an energy industry technology, certification and consulting firm based in Hollywood, Florida, has acquired Senergy BCS of Salt Lake City. Founded in 2003, Senergy BCS delivers data center HVAC and controls commissioning for state, federal and private-sector data…

ShareWillow acquires Utah's Plentive

New York City-based ShareWillow, a platform for small businesses to design and manage employee incentive plans and profit-sharing, has announced that it has acquired Plentive, a Richfield-based bonus plan software company. “The acquisition immediately extends ShareWillow’s…

Cyrq Energy appoints Sudbey as CEO

Cyrq Energy of Salt Lake City has appointed industry veteran Mark Sudbey as CEO. Cyrq Energy is renewable energy company that operates five geothermal facilities and a solar facility in Nevada, California and Utah. Cyrq also announced that interim CEO Chip Schneider will return…

WORK DAZE: Get fired faster - with AI!

Bob Goldman Getting fired used to take lots of work. You had to screw up continually before your managers even noticed you were goofing off. Then they had to{show accesslevels="Guest"} Please log in to see the rest of this story. {/show}{show accesslevels="Subscriber"} prove it.…

Floating solar array at Park City

D3Energy, a Florida-based renewable energy company, has begun operation of Utah’s first floating solar array. The 600-kilowatt system, deployed on the surface of the collection pond at Mountain Regional Water’s Signal Hill Water Treatment Plant near Park City, will supply the…

Utah joins multi-state lawsuit seeking to halt nursing home staffing rule

Whitney Downard Utah News Dispatch A lawsuit filed earlier this month by 20 states including Utah challenging a federal rule mandating higher staffing levels in nursing homes alleges that facilities will be forced to close. The states are led by Republican attorneys general,…

Industry Briefs 10-21-24

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. BANKING Bank of Utah , based in Ogden, has provided a homeownership path for 34 community…

UIPA board approves 12th inland port project

SKYLINE CORRIDOR PROJECT AREA Brice Wallace Utah now has an even dozen inland port areas. The Utah Inland Port Authority board, meeting in Richfield last week, approved the creation of the Skyline Corridor Project Area, expected to someday help drive economic and infrastructure…

Ovintiv fined $5.5M and ordered to upgrade Utah oil and gas facilities

Clean Air Act violations The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Justice have announced a more than $16 million settlement with Ovintiv USA Inc., resolving Clean Air Act violations at the company’s oil and gas production facilities on the Uintah and Ouray…

CONSUMER SENTIMENT DROPS IN UTAH AS NATION'S INDEX CLIMBS

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Justice have announced a more than $16 million settlement with Ovintiv USA Inc., resolving Clean Air Act violations at the company’s oil and gas production facilities on the Uintah and Ouray Reservation in Utah and…

Pure Healthcare leads MWCN's list of Utah's fastest-growing companies

Pure Healthcare is Utah’s fastest-growing company and Layton Construction saw the highest dollar growth over the five-year period from 2019-2023, according to rankings released by MountainWest Capital Network. MWCN, a business networking organization devoted to supporting…

Study: Just build 100 housing units and watch the benefits roll in

Brice Wallace A new study indicates that 100 housing units for residents employed locally in the Wasatch Back would produce several positive impacts. Those effects include $43.1 million in economic impact from 173 jobs, $4.2 million in local household spending, $73,000 in new…

Agencies announce collaboration to strengthen talent pipeline in aerospace and defense industries

Three Utah organizations have united to form a collaboration designed to build a talent pipeline for building a source of employees for the aerospace and defense sectors within the state. YouScience, a science and technology education platform based in American Fork; Ogden-based…

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