‘That water is lost to our region’: Legislators still wary of hydrogen power plans

U. of U. study indicates IPP hydrogen plan would reduce water use compared to coal.

Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune The Intermountain Power Plant near Delta, Utah Friday April 12, 2013. The coal-powered plant is being converted to run on a combination of natural gas and hydrogen and eventually all hydrogen.

‘That water is lost to our region’: Legislators still wary of hydrogen power plans

U. of U. study indicates IPP hydrogen plan would reduce water use compared to coal.

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