GridPlants

Huntington

CoalUtahFirst unit online 1974

Huntington is a coal plant in Emery County, Utah, operated by PacifiCorp. It ranks fourth by nameplate capacity among Utah’s 126 power plants. Its biggest unit, rated at 518 MW, is the third-largest single generator in Utah.

Nameplate capacity, 2025

1,016 MW

909 MW net summer capacity

2 operable units

  • Coal steam1,016 MW100%

Unit by unit, 1974 to 2025

operating in 2025bar height follows unit size

Unit 2 Coal steam, 518 MW, 1974
Unit 1 Coal steam, 498 MW, 1977

Among Utah’s plants

Largest plants in the state by nameplate capacity, with the plants ranked next to this one.

  1. 1Hunter1,472 MW
  2. 2Lake Side Power Plant1,246 MW
  3. 3Intermountain Power Project1,093 MW
  4. 4Huntingtonthis plant
  5. 5Currant Creek567 MW
  6. 6Faraday Solar525 MW

All power plants in Utah

Other rankings

All US power plants
299th of 14,286
US coal plants
81st of 195
Coal plants in Utah
2nd of 4
Plants in the PacifiCorp East balancing area
4th of 172
Plants run by PacifiCorp
4th of 59

Operable units

UnitTechnologyNameplateSummerOnlineStatus
2Coal steam518 MW450 MW1974Operating
1Coal steam498 MW459 MW1977Operating

Grid and site

Balancing area
PacifiCorp East
Reliability region
Western Electricity Coordinating Council
Highest grid connection voltage
345 kV
Water source
Huntington Creek
Nearest town on record
Huntington
Operator type
Utility
Coordinates
39.379°N, 111.078°W

Closest plants

PlantRuns onCapacityDistance
Castle Solar, LLCSolar40 MW5.6 mi southeast
HunterCoal1,472 MW14.4 mi south
Hornshadow Solar, LLCSolar100 MW14.6 mi south
Hornshadow Solar II, LLCSolar200 MW14.6 mi south
Hunter Solar LLC (UT)Solar100 MW16.4 mi south
Hydro Plant No 3Hydroelectric2.8 MW18.2 mi southwest
Unit 4Hydroelectric1.3 MW21.4 mi northwest
Graphite Solar ISolar80 MW22.8 mi northeast