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Providing perspective and contextual insights on the financial aspects of the Energy industry within the state of Utah, from fossil fuels to renewables, as well as infrastructure and storage.

Utah's IPA is Issuing Two Bonds to Raise ~$115 Million to Install Two Gas-Fired Turbines in Place of Two Coal-Fired Turbines at its Intermountain Power Project Facilities in Delta, Utah

Utah's IPA is Issuing Two Bonds to Raise ~$115 Million to Install Two Gas-Fired Turbines in Place of Two Coal-Fired Turbines at its Intermountain Power Project Facilities in Delta, Utah

Utah's Intermountain Power Agency, owner of the electricity-generating IPP (Intermountain Power Project) located just north of Delta, Utah in Millard County, provides over 13 million megawatt hours of electricity annually (1,300 Gigawatts) to 35 customers (23 municipalities in Utah and six in California), plus 6 cooperative purchasers
David Politis
If You're a Female Entrepreneur Trying to Raise Money, You Should be at UVU Tomorrow for the 7th Annual WeROC Conference ("Women Entrepreneurs Realizing Opportunities for Capital")

If You're a Female Entrepreneur Trying to Raise Money, You Should be at UVU Tomorrow for the 7th Annual WeROC Conference ("Women Entrepreneurs Realizing Opportunities for Capital")

Fundraising Truism No. 1: Raising money is hard — really, really hard! Fundraising Truism No. 2: Raising money (if you're a woman) is awful ... AND ... really, really hard! How hard? According to data compiled by the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, "The 30-year average
David Politis
With a Quarter-Billion-Dollars in Federal Monies Now in Hand, Utah Will Lead a $500 Million Electrical Grid Reliability Project Touching 700,000 Customers in Six States and Five Tribal Nations

With a Quarter-Billion-Dollars in Federal Monies Now in Hand, Utah Will Lead a $500 Million Electrical Grid Reliability Project Touching 700,000 Customers in Six States and Five Tribal Nations

With notice from the U.S. Department of Energy of its successful proposal, the State of Utah's Office of Energy Development will now lead a $500 million multi-state effort to boost the reliability of the electrical grid serving 0ver 700,000 customers in six western states and five
David Politis