Idaho Power Updates Status of Long-range Planning Process

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Idaho Power experts will discuss preliminary modeling results for its long-range plan at a virtual meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 15. Idaho Power and an advisory panel representing customer groups and regulators have met several times over the past year to […]

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Beat the Heat with These Summer Energy-saving Tips

Beat the heat with energy saving tips from Idaho Power.

Hot weather has arrived, and that can mean increased energy use (and higher bills) as we cool our homes and businesses. Idaho Power has tips to stay cool and manage your summer energy use when it’s hot outside. Close doors, […]

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Idaho Power Warns Customers of Ongoing Scams

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Idaho Power is seeing an uptick in calls from customers reporting scam-related activity. The company is working to combat misinformation and protect customers from scams. Customers continue to report misleading statements by some companies selling rooftop solar systems. Some common […]

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News You Can Use: Summer Energy-saving Tips

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Warmer weather is around the corner, and that can mean increased energy use (and higher bills) as we cool our homes and businesses. Idaho Power has a few tips to stay cool and manage your summer energy use when it’s […]

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Stay Safe and Prevent Power Outages this Fourth

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Idaho Power is asking customers to stay safe and help prevent power outages this Fourth of July that could be caused by wildfires sparked by fireworks. Keep a bucket of water nearby when lighting fireworks, and avoid using fireworks near […]

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Always Stay Clear of Overhead Power Lines

Spring landscape with power poles. Keep safety in mind.

Most power lines are energized and dangerous. To keep everyone safe, power lines are buried underground or placed high in the air. That’s why Idaho Power says it’s important to always look up for nearby power lines whenever performing work […]

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