Power plants in Utah

126 operating power projects with 12,258 MW of nameplate capacity, from EIA-860M for August 2026.

Projects

126

Nameplate capacity

12,258 MW

Counties with a plant

25

Operators

80

Capacity by fuel

MW is nameplate from operating generators and batteries. Plant counts use each project's primary fuel, so a coal and gas plant counts once.

Largest power plants in Utah

Top 50 · All 126 plants
PlantPrimary fuelMWCountyOperator
HunterCoal1,472EmeryPacifiCorp
Lake Side Power PlantNatural gas1,247UtahPacifiCorp
Intermountain Power ProjectNatural gas1,093MillardLos Angeles Department of Water & Power
HuntingtonCoal1,016EmeryPacifiCorp
Green River Energy Center - HybridSolar and battery storage800EmeryGreen River Energy Center, LLC
Currant CreekNatural gas567JuabPacifiCorp
Faraday SolarSolar525UtahFaraday Solar B LLC
BonanzaCoal512UintahDeseret Generation & Tran Coop
GadsbyNatural gas433Salt LakePacifiCorp
West Valley Generation ProjectNatural gas217Salt LakeUtah Municipal Power Agency

Utah power plants by fuel

Newest plants in Utah

Ordered by the month the first generator began operating.

Counties with the most capacity

Largest operators in Utah

Grouped by EIA operator name. Parent companies are not merged.

All 126 plants in Utah, by county

Beaver County 18 plants

Box Elder County 5 plants

Cache County 5 plants

Carbon County 2 plants

Daggett County 1 plant

Davis County 2 plants

Duchesne County 1 plant

Emery County 7 plants

Garfield County 1 plant

Iron County 18 plants

Juab County 2 plants

Millard County 4 plants

Morgan County 1 plant

Rich County 1 plant

Salt Lake County 16 plants

San Juan County 2 plants

Sanpete County 5 plants

Sevier County 1 plant

Summit County 2 plants

Tooele County 3 plants

Uintah County 1 plant

Utah County 11 plants

Wasatch County 5 plants

Washington County 8 plants

Weber County 4 plants

Questions about power plants in Utah

How many power plants are in Utah?

EIA-860M for August 2026 lists 126 operating power projects in Utah, with 12,258 MW of nameplate capacity including batteries.

What is the largest power plant in Utah?

Hunter in Emery County, with 1,472.2 MW of nameplate capacity. The next largest is Lake Side Power Plant, with 1,246.5 MW.

How much of Utah's capacity is solar?

3,454 MW, about 28% of nameplate capacity. 58 projects have solar as their primary fuel.

Source: EIA-860M August 2026, published 2026-09-24. Page updated 2026-10-04. Data sources