Rolling Cedar is being developed to provide reliable electric generation that supports the stability and resilience of the regional power grid as electricity demand continues to grow.

Rolling Cedar is a power generation project designed to support regional electricity reliability and growing power demand across the Mountain West. The project’s purpose is to provide dispatchable generation that can serve the broader electric system, support the growing generation provided by renewables, and help maintain reliable service for customers across the region.

Understanding the sensitivities and vulnerabilities associated with water supply in the region, the project has been designed with a focus on efficient resource use, minimal water volume needed, and responsible water management. Additional information regarding water sourcing and usage will be made available through the permitting and public engagement process.

No. Rolling Cedar is a project in development between Kindle Energy and 8 Rivers, and is not intended to replace generation at the Dave Johnston Power Plant. Rather, the project is being developed to complement existing power resources, including renewables, by providing reliable generation that supports grid stability, energy affordability, and future growth in electricity demand across the region.

Thank you for your interest in and support of our project. Please send an email to us at: [email protected].