Winter temperatures have set in across the region, and heating systems are working overtime to keep homes and businesses warm. That means higher energy bills may be landing in your mailbox in the next couple of weeks. Idaho Power can […]
Lower Winter Temperatures May Bring Higher Energy Bills
Winter Weather Raises Risk of Power Pole Collisions
Each year, hundreds of collisions occur between cars and utility poles. These incidents often occur when roads are icy and snow blankets the roadways. Collisions with power poles not only cause serious injuries, but they also cause power outages and […]
Company Donation Supports Oakley Valley Theater
Idaho Power proudly supports of the rural communities it serves — a commitment recently demonstrated by a $2,500 donation to the Oakley Valley Arts Council. The funds will be used to repair the sagging ceiling inside historic Howells Opera House, […]
Give the Gift of Energy Savings
Whether you are finishing your shopping list or just getting started, Idaho Power has ideas to give the gift of energy savings all year long. Stay warm at home with sweaters, blankets or other cozy accessories. Turning down the thermostat […]
Idaho Power Donates Work Truck to City of Carey
Rural communities make up the majority of Idaho Power’s service area across southern Idaho and eastern Oregon. The company has a long-standing commitment to serving these areas and pitching in to help those in need. One such opportunity recently arose […]
Video: A New Passage for Trout in the Malad River
Idaho Power recently completed an innovative fish passage project that allows native rainbow trout to move between the Snake River and their spawning grounds in the Malad River in Gooding County. Much of the Malad has been off-limits to these […]
Be Prepared for Possible Power Outages with the Arrival of Fall Weather
With the arrival of fall weather, Idaho Power offers these important reminders to help customers remain safe and prepared for outages. Idaho Power keeps the lights on 99.96% of the time, but weather-related outages can last longer. Sign up to […]
Headed to an Idaho Power Campground? You May Need to Bring Water
Drinking water faucets and the fish cleaning station at Idaho Power’s C.J. Strike campgrounds have been shut down for the winter. Water remains available at campgrounds in Hells Canyon as temperatures have been moderate, but parks staff will winterize the […]
Watch Out for Phantom Load
Looking for a treat this Halloween? Find and reduce the phantom load in your home to save energy and money all year long. Phantom load — or standby power — comes from the many electronics that draw power even when […]
Idaho Power and Advisory Council Continue Work on 20-year Energy Plan
Work continues this week on Idaho Power’s 2021 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) with the latest meeting of the IRP Advisory Council (IRPAC). The purpose of this 20-year plan is to predict how much energy the company will need to serve […]