I found so much courage from this, and I can’t say thank you enough.”īarlow plans to give back to the community by becoming a nurse and working for a cause she has always loved, caring for other people.
“I think the biggest boost I got from this scholarship was that there was someone out there that KNEW the obstacles I had to overcome, and they cared enough to help. “I have had huge obstacles to face while being a full-time mom, working to support my family, and trying to go back to school,” said Barlow. As a single mother, the financial support of the scholarship enabled her to work part-time and make fewer sacrifices when it came to spending time with her children. Students, like Barlow, may also face other challenges. Students are also likely to be from a rural community within the six-state region served by Rocky Mountain Power and its subsidiaries. They must have a minimum 3.00 grade point average and demonstrate a financial need. They must be enrolled at SUU and a first-generation student, meaning neither parent has a college degree. Students are eligible for the scholarship after meeting the following criteria. “It doesn’t mean you don’t have support, but how can one be a strength when they don’t know what you need because they don’t know what it takes.” “ Being a first-generation student means you don’t have a paved road to follow,” said Barlow. During this time, these scholarships have helped 81 students be the first in their family to pursue a dream of obtaining a college degree.Īs a first-generation nursing student at SUU, Natalie Barlow understands the challenges that these students face. The RMP Foundation has supported SUU student scholarships for 13 years with a primary focus on first-generation students. With the goal to help first-generation students, the Rocky Mountain Power Foundation recently awarded Southern Utah University $10,000 in student scholarships for the 2019-2020 academic year. Project contact information provided by BLM is: Three Peaks Power LLC c/o Scatec Solar North America Inc., 2330 Marinship Way, Suite 300, Sausalito, CA 94965.Rocky Mountain Power Supports First-Generation Students
The transmission line would transmit up to 210,000 megawatt hours (MWh) of renewable solar electricity per year to the Rocky Mountain Power system, BLM said. The Three Peaks facility would be an 80-MW (ac) solar photovoltaic (PV) plant constructed on private property northwest of Cedar City in Iron County. The PPA shows the interconnect point as the Three Peaks Substation. 2 on an environmental assessment covering a power line needed to interconnect an 80-MW (ac) solar project to the PacifiCorp transmission system in Utah. Three Peaks Power, which is wholly owned and operated by Scatec Solar North America Inc., proposes to construct, operate, and maintain a 2.1-mile segment of new transmission line to support power transmission from the future Three Peaks Solar Power Plant to the existing Three Peaks Substation approximately 10 miles northwest of Cedar City, Utah. Bureau of Land Management has been taking comment until Sept. But, a project diagram buried in the PPA indicates that the size is 104.5 MW (dc)/80 MW (ac), and that the project would be made up of 342,720 photovoltaic modules. 27 application blanks out key project specs, like project size and output. According to the terms of the protocol, the costs of the QF provisions would be allocated as a system resource, unless any portion of those costs exceed the cost the company would have otherwise incurred acquiring comparable resources.Ī heavily redacted copy of the PPA attached to the Aug. The agreement constitutes a “New QF Contract” under the PacifiCorp Interjurisdictional Cost Allocation Protocol previously filed with the commission in a prior docket. The agreement is for a term of 20 years from the Commercial Operation Date of the project. The agreement provides for the sale to PacifiCorp of energy to be generated by Three Peaks Power from a solar facility located on 650 acres near Cedar City in Iron County, Utah. 27 application by PacifiCorp d/b/a Rocky Mountain Power requesting approval of a Power Purchase Agreement with Three Peaks Power LLC dated Aug. The Utah Public Service Commission’s designated Presiding Officer will conduct a Sept.
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