Natural gas power plants in Utah

23 operating natural gas power plants in Utah with 4,047 MW of natural gas capacity, largest first. From EIA-860M, August 2026.

Plants

23

Natural gas capacity

4,047 MW

Net generation, 2025

10.9 TWh

21 of 23 plants reported

Largest

Lake Side Power Plant

1,247 MW

Largest natural gas power plants in Utah

#PlantNatural gas MW2025 net generation, GWhGWh, 2025Capacity factorOperator
1Lake Side Power PlantUtah County1,2476,04955.4%PacifiCorp
2Intermountain Power ProjectMillard County1,093––Los Angeles Department of Water & Power
3Currant CreekJuab County5672,80356.4%PacifiCorp
4GadsbySalt Lake County4332306.1%PacifiCorp
5West Valley Generation ProjectSalt Lake County21739620.9%Utah Municipal Power Agency
6Nebo Power StationUtah County14076962.7%Utah Associated Mun Power Sys
7Millcreek Power GenerationWashington County8014520.7%City of St George - (UT)
8Murray TurbineSalt Lake County420.20.1%City of Murray - (UT)
9Bountiful CityDavis County3031.311.7%City of Bountiful - (UT)
10Tesoro SLC Cogeneration PlantSalt Lake County3019974.6%Tesoro Refng Marketing Co Mntn Region
11WhiteheadUtah County2711.44.9%City of Springville - (UT)
12PaysonUtah County200.00.0%Payson City Corporation
13Heber CityWasatch County1816.510.8%Heber Light & Power Company
14BYU Central Heating PlantUtah County1711680.2%Brigham Young University (BYU)
15Logan CityCache County162.01.4%City of Logan - (UT)
16Solomon Generating FacilityWashington County1521.216.3%Deseret Generation & Tran Coop
17Provo Power PlantUtah County124.44.2%Utah Municipal Power Agency
18Hurricane City PowerWashington County107.05.3%Hurricane City Power - (UT)
19Logan City 2Cache County10––City of Logan - (UT)
20HTW Plant 303 COGENSalt Lake County7.447.172.7%The University of Utah
21Snowbird Power PlantSalt Lake County6.514.625.7%Snowbird Corporation
22Washington City Electric GenerationWashington County6.05.911.1%City of Washington - (UT)
23Central Energy Plant USUCache County5.023.253.0%Utah State University

Projects where natural gas is the largest fuel or at least a fifth of nameplate capacity. MW is natural gas nameplate only; net generation covers the whole project. Source: EIA-860M August 2026, published 2026-09-24, and EIA-923 2025. Page updated 2026-10-04. Data sources

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