Winter Weather May Impact Your Energy Use — and Your Bill

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Heating systems are working hard to keep homes warm during these winter months. Idaho Power can help customers manage their winter energy use and help prevent surprises when winter bills arrive.   When temperatures drop, heating systems run more frequently […]

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Watch for Power Poles and Downed Lines When Driving

Snowy roads like this can contribute to car-pole collisions

Over the past few days — and every winter — Idaho Power receives numerous reports of weather-related car/pole accidents and resulting power outages. The energy company asks drivers to take extra care and be aware of power poles along the […]

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Be Prepared for Weather-Related Outages

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Although the average Idaho Power customer is without power for fewer than three hours per year, heavy snow on lines or strong winds can cause longer outages. Idaho Power wants to ensure you’re prepared this winter by following these tips: […]

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Give the Gift of Energy Savings

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No matter where you are on your holiday shopping journey—finishing up, just starting, or treating yourself—Idaho Power has some ideas to help you give the gift of energy savings: For more energy-saving tips, visit idahopower.com/save. Alexis Freeman Marketing Specialist afreeman@idahopower.com 208-388-2291

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Save Energy and Stay Safe This Thanksgiving

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Preparing your Thanksgiving feast is no small feat, but taking a moment to consider your energy use can lead to big savings. Here are some quick and easy tips to keep energy use in check — and your home safe […]

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