Rocky Mountain Power pauses new energy deals; can it meet clean-power goals?

The company has paused buying new energy sources while it weighs fire and legal challenges.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Rocky Mountain Power's Huntington Power Plant in Emery County, on Thursday, July 21, 2022. Clean energy advocates are questioning whether Rocky Mountain can stick to its plan to retire the coal-fired plant by 2032.

Rocky Mountain Power pauses new energy deals; can it meet clean-power goals?

The company has paused buying new energy sources while it weighs fire and legal challenges.

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