PacifiCorp eyes renewables as it plans to stop burning coal at most of its Wyoming plants
Wyoming’s largest power company is shifting toward renewables and away from coal; however, the state is still planning a future that includes fossil fuels.
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Wyoming’s largest power company is shifting toward renewables and away from coal; however, the state is still planning a future that includes fossil fuels.
The structural decline of the U.S. coal industry is accelerating, with big implications for the Mountain West.
Rocky Mountain Power continues its quest for net zero emissions, which will have impacts locally as the company seeks to convert the four units at
Wyoming's largest utility will either retire or convert coal-fired units to natural gas, sparing only two coal-burning units in the state beyond 2030.
The plan advances reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and the transition to clean energy sources Press Release PacifiCorp filed its 2023 Integrated Resource Plan on Friday with the six state utility commissions in the company’s service area, advancing its path to net-zero emissions. The biennial long-term resource plan calls for a dramatic increase of nearly