Sparrow Electric

Intermountain Power Agency is the owner of the International Power Project and was formed as a separate legal entity and a political subdivision of the State of Utah. The agency was organized in 1977, pursuant to the Utah Interlocal Co-operation Act and under the Intermountain Power Agency Organization Agreement. IPP generates an average of more than 13 million megawatt hours of energy annually from its two coal-fired units. The energy is delivered over the project s AC and DC transmission systems to 36 participants in the project. The IPA s membership consists of 23 Utah municipalities that own electric utilities and is located in western Utah. The organization is governed by an elected Board of Directors.

Eco Material Technologies Inc., based in South Jordan, UT, is a leading producer and supplier of sustainable cement alternatives in North America, specializing in decarbonizing concrete through innovative technologies. Their proprietary Green Cement technology utilizes fly ash and other pozzolans to create near-zero carbon products that serve as sustainable substitutes for traditional portland cement. The company operates multiple facilities across the United States, including locations in Jewett, Texas, and Danville, Pennsylvania, where they produce high-performance concrete materials with significantly reduced carbon footprints. By expanding their operations and enhancing the quality of harvested coal ash, Eco Material Technologies aims to double the volume of sustainable materials sold into the North American concrete market by 2030. Generated from the website