Karen Bass

U.S. federal laboratory focused on renewable energy and energy efficiency R&D.

Electric generating facility originally built as a coal plant in Utah, now being repowered with natural‑gas and green‑hydrogen‑capable combined‑cycle units and large‑scale hydrogen storage.

Publicly owned municipal utility providing electricity and water to Los Angeles.

A modern combined‑cycle system designed for fast start‑up and ramping to provide flexible, firm capacity, capable of operating on a fuel mixture of natural gas and at least 30% hydrogen by volume.

A utility‑scale project combining photovoltaic solar generation with grid‑scale battery storage to provide both energy and limited duration firm capacity.

A method of storing hydrogen in large underground caverns created in salt formations. Salt is chemically inert to hydrogen, impermeable to fluids, and geologically stable, making it ideal for long-term hydrogen storage.

Utah (IPP site) and California – Los Angeles