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APS to convert coal units, adding 380 MW of natural gas
“Given Arizona’s increasing demand for around-the-clock energy and the long timelines for adding new generation, the conversion has proven to be a viable option,” APS said.
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Arizona Public Service announced it will convert two units at the retired Cholla Power Plant in Navajo County, Arizona, from coal to natural‑gas generation. The conversion will add up to 380 megawatts of capacity, addressing the state’s growing demand for continuous power. APS said the project is viable given Arizona’s increasing energy needs and the long lead times for new generation. The utility disclosed the plan on Thursday.
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