Right now resources are shared as a % of system usage, so Utah has 44% of PAC resources and Oregon is 27% of PAC, WA is 7%, CA is 1%, etc. Utah is the largest % of PAC's system. But, we all share in the resources. That is changing now though with WA/OR exiting coal, but how that works is TBD.

This is PACE and PACW balancing authority data.

It won't affect any of the solar we already have. And, the US supply chain is rapidly growing, despite efforts to hobble it. But, yes, I agree it's a risk we should do more to mitigate.

I just saw this about him also. Figures he has a track record of this stuff. Nobody should take him seriously, but here we are.

No, its just a blurb. Presumably they'll have some more news about it when it comes online.

This is behind a pay wall, but it says the hydrogen project is 95% complete and they've started commissioning. www.hydrogeninsight.com/production/e...

Here's another article. "In the meantime, the Intermountain Power Agency’s natural gas project is still under development, with one of the two planned units starting commercial operations last October, and the second scheduled to do the same later this month" utahnewsdispatch.com/2025/12/05/i...

Just ran across this article. Not much info, but it's something. www.forbes.com/sites/alanoh...

Yea, I was watching the Electric power monthly data, but it's always delayed by a few months.