Carbon-capture company comes close but can’t close contracts

New Mexico company couldn’t close deals to install the technology at two plants, including IPP.

Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune The Intermountain Power Plant near Delta, Utah Friday April 12, 2013. The plant's owners in November 2022 rejected a New Mexico company's proposal to buy the coal-fired plant and install its carbon-capture technology.

Carbon-capture company comes close but can’t close contracts

New Mexico company couldn’t close deals to install the technology at two plants, including IPP.

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