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Utah's Intermountain Power Project has generated $866 million annually since the mid-1980s, primarily supplying electricity to Southern California, which relies on Utah's coal and natural gas plants amid its transition to renewable energy. Aiming for 100% hydrogen power by 2045, the project plans to utilize underground salt reserves for hydrogen storage, while also seeking buyers for coal units needing $125 million in updates. Future developments include a potential nuclear energy campus and enhancements to IPP's transmission infrastructure.