Advanced Clean Energy Storage

The process used to produce green hydrogen by splitting water using electricity.

Gas turbines modified or designed to operate using hydrogen as fuel, with a focus on high-volume hydrogen utilization.

Underground storage in natural salt formations carved through solution mining, located 200–1,500 meters deep. These caverns provide gas-tight, pressure-sealed vaults ideal for long-term hydrogen storage.

Utah

A green hydrogen production and storage facility designed to be the largest of its kind in the world, located in Delta, Utah. The facility will produce hydrogen using renewable-powered electrolysis and store it in salt caverns for supply to power generation and other applications.

An 840 MW hydrogen-capable combined cycle power plant operated by the Intermountain Power Agency. The plant will initially operate on a 70% natural gas and 30% green hydrogen blend, with plans to transition to 100% hydrogen operation by 2045.