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May 5
Brownlee Reservoir To Refill This Month
Idaho Power hydrologists will begin refilling Brownlee Reservoir this month starting around May 12 in accordance with federally mandated flood control requirements.
May 5
Energy Efficiency Earns Incentive for WinCo Foods
WinCo Foods has qualified for an incentive of more than $115,000 through Idaho Power’s Custom Efficiency program for energy efficiency upgrades at its store located at 8200 Fairview Ave. in Boise.
May 5
IDACORP Schedules First Quarter Earnings Release and Conference Call
IDACORP, Inc. (NYSE:IDA) will report its first quarter results Thursday, (May 8) in a news release to be issued before the stock markets open. An analyst conference call will be held later that day at 2:30 p.m. Mountain Time (4:30 p.m. Eastern Time) to discuss its first quarter earnings.
April 28
Ada County Parade Of Homes Earn Energy Efficiency Awards
The Building Contractors Association of Ada County last week (April 26) presented its 2008 Parade of Homes Energy Efficient Design and Construction Awards, sponsored by Idaho Power.
April 28
Swan Falls Historic Exhibit Open May 17
Idaho Power archeologists will be on hand Saturday, May 17, at the company’s Swan Falls Historic Exhibit to discuss the history of the first Snake River hydroelectric dam.
April 28
Emission Credit Sale Reduces PCA Impact
Idaho Power last week submitted documentation to the Idaho Public Utilities Commission (IPUC) outlining the company’s impact analysis of a $16 million plus interest reduction in the annual Power Cost Adjustment (PCA).
April 21
Flows At Shoshone Falls Exceed Requirements
Visitors to Twin Falls Park can expect water flowing over Shoshone Falls to be around 460 cubic feet per second (cfs), well above the amount established in an agreement between the City of Twin Falls and Idaho Power.
April 21
IPUC Order Will Reduce 2008 Power Cost Adjustment
A decision last Monday (April 14) by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission (IPUC) concerning the disposition of $16 million from the sale of clean air emissions credits will help reduce the impact of this year’s Annual Power Cost Adjustment (PCA).