Delta, Utah Underground Hydrogen Storage and Power Generation Project

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A massive underground hydrogen storage facility using two salt caverns combined with a new power plant to store excess renewable energy and generate electricity. The project involves leaching salt caverns to create storage space for hydrogen gas produced via electrolysis powered by solar and wind energy.

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Intermountain Power Agency

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Hydrogen-fired power generation

The new power plant will burn hydrogen (initially blended with natural gas, eventually pure hydrogen) to generate electricity, replacing the old coal-fired facility.

Hydrogen electrolysis

Technology for hydrogen production mentioned as likely component of the Tsuruga project's supply chain.

Underground Hydrogen Storage

Storing hydrogen gas in underground geological formations, such as porous rocks, for later use.

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Old Coal-Fired Power Plant

Delta Salt Caverns

Delta Hydrogen Power Plant

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