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The measurements (Phys.Rev.B {\bf 100}, 220504(R) (2019)) do not detectnoticeable thermal conductivity in superconducting UTe$_2$ in the T=0 limit. Atthe same time the same crystals exhibit a large residual density of statescomparable with its normal state value. The improvement of samples qualityleads to the augmentation of critical temperature of transition to thesuperconducting state accompanied by the decreasing of residual specific heatratio $C(T)/T$ at $T\to 0$. There is presented an analytic derivation of thisinverse correlation property in concrete cases of triplet superconductingstates with node-less and point-nodes order parameters allowed by symmetry inUTe$_2$. The obtained explicit formulas for the residual thermal conductivityare in reasonable correspondence with observations.

Low temperature specific heat and thermal conductivity in superconducting UTe2