Clean Energy in Teton County

100% Renewable Electricity From Hydroelectric

Beginning in October 2013, Teton County began purchasing 100% renewable electricity from Lower Valley's Swift Creek low impact hydroelectric project in Afton, Wyoming.

Energy Conservation Works

Energy Conservation Works is a local joint powers board that works in partnership with the Town of Jackson, Teton County, Lower Valley Energy, and a wide spectrum of organizations to implement and advocate for energy conservation and emissions reduction in Jackson Hole. Here is a link to the Energy Conservation Works webpage.

On-Site Renewable Power Generation

Part of Teton County's strategy to reduce our environmental footprint includes on-site renewable power generation. Currently, Teton County has 6 grid tied photovoltaic systems.

Teton County Library

• Installed in 2008
• 197 panels
• Produced 38.42 MWh in 2022
• View live production of the Library system

Town of Jackson Waste Treatment Plant (shared with the Town of Jackson)

• Installed in two parts - 2008 & 2010
• 846 panels
• Produced 725.65 MWh in 2022
• View live production of the Waste Treatment Plant system

Emergency Operations Center

• Installed in October 2014
• 27.6 kW System, (106) 260 watt panels
• Produced 25.37 MWh in 2022
• View live production of the Emergency Operations Center system

Recycling Center

• Installed in Summer 2015
• 46 kW System, 177 Panels
• Produced 54.6 MWh in 2025
• View live production of the Recycling Center system

Fire/EMS - Station 7

• Installed in February 2016
• Produced 25.46 MWh in 2022
• View live production of the Fire/EMS Station 7 system

Fire/EMS - Station 1

• Installed in December 2021
• Produced 18.87 MWh in 2022
• View live production of the Fire/EMS Station 1 system