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House OKs transfer and transition plan for Intermountain Power Project assets
Summary
The House approved second-substitute HB 70 to move ownership of two Delta coal-fired units and related assets from the Intermountain Power Agency to a state entity (Utah Energy Council), authorize contracting arrangements, and sunset a prior decommissioning authority; the bill passed 69-1 and will go to the Senate.
The Utah House on Feb. 27 passed second-substitute House Bill 70, a measure that transfers the two coal-fired generating units at the Intermountain Power Project in Delta from the Intermountain Power Agency (IPA) to a state entity referred to in floor remarks as the Utah Energy Council and establishes conditions for contracting third parties to operate, maintain…
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