“Based on the (Integrated Resource Plan), it appears the utility is cherry‑picking energy resources and data that do not reflect the reality of Utah’s energy market. We have a ready pipeline of cost-effective, shovel‑ready clean energy projects. By omitting them from proper analysis, the utility is backing Utahns into a more expensive, more volatile energy mix,” said Logan Mitchell, climate scientist and energy analyst at Utah Clean Energy."

PacifiCorp’s long-term plans don’t include new renewables — advocates are fighting that, again • Utah News Dispatch

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