How an odd feature below this Utah county could become the largest battery in the world

To reimagine and reinvent a 40-year-old power plant, IPP Renewed found a solution right under its feet.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Construction of a new green-energy system at the International Power Project in Delta on Thursday, Oct. 5, 2023. When completed, the new plant will burn a combination of natural gas and hydrogen. The smokestack is part of the old coal plant that is scheduled to shut down when the new plant starts up in 2025.

How an odd feature below this Utah county could become the largest battery in the world

To reimagine and reinvent a 40-year-old power plant, IPP Renewed found a solution right under its feet.

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