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PacifiCorp extends the life of Utah coal-powered plants — indefinitely

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In past iterations of a long-term regional resource plan from PacifiCorp, Rocky Mountain Power’s parent company, there have been estimated timelines to shut down Hunter and Huntington, two major Utah

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PacifiCorp extends the life of Utah coal-powered plants — indefinitely

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PacifiCorp extends the life of Utah coal-powered plants — indefinitely • Utah News Dispatch

Coal is stored outside the Hunter coal-fired power plant, operated by PacifiCorp, in Emery County on Wednesday, July 31, 2024. (Photo by Spenser Heaps for Utah News Dispatch)In past iterations of a long-term regional resource plan from PacifiCorp, Rocky Mountain Power’s parent company, there have been estimated timelines to shut down Hunter and Huntington, two major Utah coal-powered power plants. But, the last update of the draft doesn’t forese…

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