Prepare Now for Cold-Weather Outages 

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Although the average Idaho Power customer is without power for fewer than four hours per year, heavy snow on lines or strong winds can cause longer outages. As the weather gets colder, Idaho Power wants to ensure you’re prepared by […]

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Slay the Energy Vampires This Halloween

Phantom load graphic with images of a ghost, computer monitor and gaming equipment.

Halloween is here — and while you’re hunting ghosts, don’t forget the ones that could be haunting your energy bill.  Phantom load, also known as standby power, comes from electronics that draw electricity even when turned off. The average American […]

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Halloween Safety Reminders 

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Keep festivities fun this Halloween with several safety tips from Idaho Power, especially for those with trick-or-treaters:  For more safety information, visit idahopower.com/safety.  Maria Willacy Communications Specialist mwillacy@idahopower.com 208-388-5978 

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Idaho Power Trout Stocking Boosts Fall Fishing

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Idaho Power recently added more than 70,000 rainbow trout to popular fishing spots in the middle Snake River for the benefit of anglers, with more planned for American Falls Reservoir in November. “Fall weather in Southern Idaho can be great […]

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Watch for Power Lines During Harvest Time 

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As the harvest season takes center stage, Idaho Power wants to ensure farmers and field workers stay safe near power lines. A yearly reminder of the following tips can reduce expensive mistakes and can even save lives.  Maria WillacyCommunications Specialistmwillacy@idahopower.com208-388-5978 

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Be Ready as Part of National Preparedness Month

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September is National Preparedness Month. Although Idaho Power keeps the lights on 99.9% of the time, the energy company reminds everyone to prepare for the unexpected. With fall weather around the corner and continued potential for late-summer storms, power outages […]

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