Idaho Power's Green Power Program purchases green power through the Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF). There are several wind resources that may be used to supply the power, but through our partnership with BEF, Idaho Power ensures the green power in our program is:

• Sourced locally from projects located in the Northwest.
• Reviewed to ensure the projects meet rigorous environmental siting and operations criteria endorsed by three leading environmental organizations:
• Natural Resources Defense Council
• Northwest Energy Coalition
• Renewable Northwest Project
• Certified to ensure each transaction meets strict consumer-protection and environmental standards.

In 2008, Idaho Power's Green Power Program purchased green power from the sources below. All Green Tags (or Renewable Energy Certificates) associated with these projects have been retired on behalf of our Green Power Program participants. Information on purchases for 2009 will be available in early 2010.

To learn more about Idaho Power's green power sources, visit the Supply Resources page on Bonneville Environmental Foundation's Web site to find information about the following resources:

• Klondike Wind Project I and II, Sherman County, Ore.
• White Creek Wind Project, Roosevelt, Wash.
• Nine Canyon Wind, Benton County, Wash.
• White Bluffs Solar, White Bluffs, Wash.
• Ashland Police Solar, Ashland, Ore.