Global Infrastructure SherpaIntermountain Power Agency (IPA)
Intermountain Power Agency (IPA) is a public power agency formed by the State of Utah in 1977. It is responsible for financing, constructing, operating, and maintaining the Intermountain Power Project (IPP), which supplies electricity to municipalities in Utah and California. IPA is currently undertaking a major transition of the IPP from coal to a natural gas and green hydrogen-fueled power plant.
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Public Power AgencyDeveloperOperatorOfftakerOwner
Strategic Overview
- Commitment to decarbonization and energy transition through the integration of green hydrogen for power generation.
- Ensuring reliable and affordable power supply to member municipalities in Utah and California.
- Pioneering large-scale green hydrogen production and storage for utility-scale power generation.
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Dan Hall
General Manager
Cameron Cowan
Assistant General Manager
Kent Johnson
Chief Financial Officer
Mark Johnson
General Counsel
Track Record
1,800
MW Total
47
Years Active
Notable projects: Intermountain Power Project (IPP), Intermountain Power Project Transition (IPPT)
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