BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Power is collaborating with Norco, the Southwest Idaho Area Agency on Aging, and LINC to host two virtual meetings with outage preparedness information specific to customers with unique medical or mobility needs. Idaho Power keeps the […]
Idaho Power employees spend a lot of time working in the Snake River. Maintaining stream gages and fish monitoring equipment, inspecting hydroelectric facilities, and conducting fish research are all important tasks that require putting boats and other gear in the […]
Keep these safety tips in mind if you plan to stay cool this summer by visiting one of the many reservoirs or waterways near Idaho Power dams along the Snake River. For more safety tips from Idaho Power, visit idahopower.com/safety. […]
As the weather warms up and days get longer, drivers spend more time on the road. Idaho Power is no stranger to the road, with employees driving more than 11 million miles per year for work. “Safety first” is the most […]
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 […]
Idaho Power is marking National Electrical Safety Month by sharing ways you can keep your home and family safe. Para obtener información importante sobre seguridad en español, visita idahopower.com/safety. Maria WillacyCommunications Specialist208-388-5978mwillacy@idahopower.com
Idaho Power’s Shade Tree Project encourages homeowners to plant trees to help shade their home, reduce energy use by up to 15%, and improve local air and water quality. For a limited time, Idaho Power residential customers in Blaine, Camas, […]
The Historic Swan Falls Powerhouse Museum reopens to the public on Saturday with new displays that offer a window into the history surrounding Idaho Power’s oldest hydroelectric power plant. The museum, located about 20 miles south of Kuna, is open […]
Idaho Power is seeing an uptick in reports of misleading statements by some companies selling rooftop solar systems in the Treasure Valley and Magic Valley areas. Some common tactics being reported include solar sales representatives: Targeting Spanish-speaking customers with false […]
Flows over Shoshone Falls are hitting their peak for this year as spring runoff and releases from upstream reservoirs send large volumes of water over the 212-foot cataract near the city of Twin Falls. An estimated 4,000 cubic feet per […]