Project LADWP-Q94 — Project Summary

Queue ID
LADWP-Q94
Capacity
700 MW
Technology
Solar+Battery
Status
active
Location
Millard, UT
Region
West
Developer
Intermountain Power Agency
IA Status
In Progress (unknown study)

LADWP-Q94

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700 MW hybrid in Millard, UT · In queue since December 2022 · Proposed COD March 2026

700 MW

Capacity

2

Components

Solar + Battery

3y 5m

In Queue

In Progress (unknown study)

IA Status

COD target: 2026

Interconnection

Total Duration

3y 3m

Schedule

1 months past proposed COD

In Study38%
Queue EntryDec 15, 2022

Interconnection request submitted to ISO/RTO

Interconnection StudyCurrent

Project undergoes interconnection studies to assess grid impact.

Typical: 18–36 months

Interconnection Agreement

Interconnection agreement not yet executed

Typical: 30–60 days (negotiation)

Commercial Operation

Proposed COD: 2026-03-31

Technology
Solar400 MW · 57%
Battery300 MW · 43%
About

LADWP-Q94 is a proposed 700 MW hybrid solar and battery project located in Millard County, Utah. The developer is Intermountain Power Agency, and the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) is the interconnecting utility. The project consists of 400 MW of solar generation and 300 MW of battery energy storage.

The project is in the LADWP interconnection queue as of December 15, 2022, with a proposed commercial operation date of March 31, 2026. The interconnection agreement status is listed as "In Progress (unknown study)". The point of interconnection is the IPP 345kV Switchyard.

Generated from interconnection queue and public data sources

Project Details

State

UT

County

Millard

Grid Region

Mountain West

Market

Developer

Intermountain Power Agency

Utility

Los Angeles Department of Water and Power

Entity

LADWP

Service Type

Point of Interconnection

IPP 345kV Switchyard

Data Source

LBNL

Market Context
Approximate
ISO / RTO
MOUNTAIN_WEST
Trading Hub
FOURCORNERS
Hub Confidence
UNKNOWN

This project's market context is estimated from its Point of Interconnection. Hub and node assignments are approximate and based on geographic inference from the POI substation name.

No news available for this project.