Stung over bias claims with Wyoming wind project, Rocky Mountain Power now seeks renewable energy ideas in Utah

While plowing ahead with $3.5 billion Wyoming wind farm, utility will now solicit proposals for building solar power projects in Utah — with urging from state regulators.

(Brian Maffly | Tribune file photo) Latigo Wind Park, a 27-turbine power-generating project outside Monticello providing electricity to Rocky Mountain Power. Stung by criticism of bias in choosing Wyoming for a recent wind project, the company is promising to accept proposals for renewable energy projects in Utah.

Stung over bias claims with Wyoming wind project, Rocky Mountain Power now seeks renewable energy ideas in Utah

While plowing ahead with $3.5 billion Wyoming wind farm, utility will now solicit proposals for building solar power projects in Utah — with urging from state regulators.

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