Idaho Power and the Idaho Office of Energy Resources present ENERGY STAR® Homes Northwest.

This residential construction program builds homes that are at least 20 percent more efficient than those built to standard Idaho code.

Before you buy a new home or make an investment in Idaho real estate, make sure you have the facts. Treasure Valley-area Energy Star homes are independently certified by the Idaho Office of Energy Resources and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as more efficient, comfortable and durable than standard homes constructed according to local building codes.

Behind the Walls is What Really Counts

All new homes look great from the outside.

Ensure your next new home is truly energy efficient by looking "behind the walls."

Homes that earn the Energy Star include four "must have" features. As the owner, you gain comfort, reduce your utility bills and help protect the environment. See the features found in all Energy Star qualified homes. Take the Tour!

Maximize the value of your real estate investment! Learn about Energy Star Homes and their benefits through the links below.

• Upcoming News, Events and Training
• Registered Builders List
• Registered Energy Star Home Performance Specialists
• Idaho Office of Energy Resources
• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Home Buyers

Get the facts before you buy a new home or make an investment in Idaho real estate.

Treasure Valley-area Energy Star homes are independently certified by the Idaho Office of Energy Resources and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

A certified home is more efficient, comfortable and durable than standard homes constructed according to local building codes.

Builders, Suppliers and Subcontractors

Increase your business, boost customer satisfaction, lower callback rates and meet the growing demand for energy efficient homes.

Receive up to $400 per home built to the Northwest Builder Option Package (NW BOP) standards in Idaho Power's service area.

For additional information on the Northwest Builder Option Package, visit the Northwest Energy Star Web site, or contact Becky Arte-Howell at 208-388-2785.