Utah § 73-26-107 Development of hydropower generating works -- Power offered to public utilities or municipalities.

Utah Statutes

§ 73-26-107 — Development of hydropower generating works -- Power offered to public utilities or municipalities.

Utah § 73-26-107

Title 73Water and Irrigation

Ch. 73-26Bear River Development Act

Part 73-26-1State to Develop the Bear River

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Utah Code Ann. § 73-26-107 (2026).

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(1)In association with a project authorized under this chapter, the division may:

(1)(a) construct and own hydroelectric generating works and incidental electrical facilities for the purposes stated in Subsection (2); or

(1)(b) enter into an agreement with a public utility or municipality for the development and operation of hydroelectric generating works and incidental electrical facilities.

(2)Power and energy derived from any hydroelectric generating works owned by the division, except for power and energy needed for project operations, must be offered to public utilities or municipalities in the state for distribution to electric consumers.

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(1) In association with a project authorized under this chapter, the division may:

(1)(a) construct and own hydroelectric generating works and incidental electrical facilities for the purposes stated in Subsection (2); or
(1)(b) enter into an agreement with a public utility or municipality for the development and operation of hydroelectric generating works and incidental electrical facilities.
(2) Power and energy derived from any hydroelectric generating works owned by the division, except for power and energy needed for project operations, must be offered to public utilities or municipalities in the state for distribution to electric consumers.