John Rogers
Utah’s energy industry has long been a cornerstone of the state’s economy, providing jobs, fueling local economies and generating critical revenue for state and local governments. However, as global energy markets remain volatile and environmental regulations become stricter, the future of Utah’s energy sector is increasingly uncertain. The industry’s boom-and-bust cycle, along with changing energy policies, leave many workers, businesses and communities in limbo.
For rural counties in Utah — especially in the Uinta Basin, the state’s largest oil-producing region — the ebb and flow of Please log in to see the rest of this story.
