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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Idaho Power Encourages Safe Driving this Summer

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The skies are clearing, which means more people will be on the roads and sidewalks in the coming weeks. Memorial Day weekend was the start of the 100 deadliest days of driving (ending Labor Day weekend). Last year during this […]

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Shoshone Falls Flows Will Pick Up This Weekend

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Flows over Shoshone Falls will significantly increase this weekend, making the next several weeks the best time to visit one of Idaho’s most popular tourist destinations. Most of the past winter’s abundant snowpack has been captured in upstream reservoirs, which […]

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Stay Away from Flooded Electrical Equipment

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Recent increases in spring water runoff have caused flooding in several areas of Idaho. Idaho Power is monitoring these areas for impacts to electrical equipment and encourages customers in flooded areas to think safety first. The company urges customers to […]

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Safety Warning: Stay Away From Flooded Electrical Equipment

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Wet weather and spring runoff are increasing water levels in many places across our region. Some customers are seeing signs of localized flooding. Idaho Power has an important warning: Stay away from flooded or submerged electrical equipment. When transformers (the […]

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Idaho Power Vehicle Auction Coming May 20

Pickup trucks lined up for auction.

If you’re in the market for a pickup, ATV, trailer, backhoe or bucket truck, the Idaho Power vehicle auction could be a good first stop. Ada County Highway District and the Idaho Department of Professional and Occupational Licenses are joining […]

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