Hallador Energy Expects Energy Agreement to Generate $422 Million in Revenue

By Public Technologies
  • Hallador Energy expects an energy agreement to generate $422 million in revenue.
  • Total accredited capacity and energy revenue is projected at $73/MWh by 2030, rising to $75/MWh for 2031-2035.
  • Three multiyear power purchase agreements signed in 2026 added approximately $1.4 billion in contracted capacity revenue through mid-2040.
  • The approximately $800 million, 460 MW Turtle Creek natural gas project targets commercial operation in the second half of 2028.
  • A final investment decision is targeted before year-end 2026, subject to board approval; long-term offtake agreements are targeted for early 2027.


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