About Us
We are a locally operated energy company headquartered in vibrant and fast-growing Boise, Idaho. Our 2,200 dedicated employees have been proudly serving our residential, business and agricultural customers since 1916. We are passionate about safely powering lives with energy that is:
Reliable. We keep the lights on 99.9% of the time.
Affordable. We are committed to affordability and working to keep our prices 20-30% below the national average.
Clean. We have a long history as a clean-energy leader, with 17 clean hydroelectric projects as the backbone of our system.
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Who We Serve
View our outage map for a detailed view of our service area boundary.
Nameplate Generation: 3,506 MW
2025 Peak Loads
Summer: 3,644 MW on July 8, 2025
Winter: 2,698 MW on Feb. 13, 2025
All-Time Peak Loads
Summer: 3,793 MW on July 22, 2024
Winter: 2,719 MW on Jan. 16, 2024
Who We Are
Our Values
Safety First
We are committed to the safety of our employees, our customers, and the communities we serve.
Integrity Always
Customers, shareholders, and employees can count on us to be fair and ethical.
Respect for All
We treat our customers, partners, employees, and the environment with care and dignity.
Working at Idaho Power
It’s an exciting time to work for an energy company, especially Idaho Power. With our commitment to our customers, communities, and shared future of powering lives with reliable, affordable energy, our employees are at the heart of the service we provide across southern Idaho and eastern Oregon. Join us!
Our President and CEO
Meet Lisa Grow, the CEO and President of Idaho Power and IDACORP and the second female engineer ever hired by the company. Over her lifelong career at Idaho Power, Grow has earned the respect of thousands of employees and leaders in the community through her sharp insight and passion for bringing safe, reliable, affordable power to our customers.
Idaho Power’s independent publicly traded parent company, IDACORP Inc. (NYSE: IDA), is also headquartered in Boise, Idaho.
How We Serve Reliable Energy
Our Energy Information
See our energy sources and learn how we ensure you get the power you need, when you need it.
Caring for the Environment
Idaho Power is a leader in responsibly managing our natural resources. Learn about our work to protect the environment.
Regulatory Filings and Tariffs
As a regulated utility, you can view our residential, business, and irrigation tariffs, filings, and reports.
Corporate Sustainability
We are protecting natural resources and ensuring our business thrives by cultivating sound, responsible business practices.
Working with Us
Learn how to become a supplier for Idaho Power, how to connect your facilities to our system, and submit responses to our requests for proposals.
Commitment to Safety
Our culture starts with the safety of our employees and extends to the communities we serve. We are committed to keeping safety first.
Recent News and Communications
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Idaho Power Employees Give Back During Fall Power of Community Day
Idaho Power employees rolled up their sleeves this fall to support nonprofits and public spaces across the Treasure Valley and Twin Falls area. During the company’s biannual Power of Community Day, employees and their families volunteered on projects that help local organizations serve their communities. Power of Community Day is a favorite Idaho Power tradition…
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Cooler Weather Brings Opportunities to Save Energy
After an unusually warm September and early October kept air conditioners running, cooler fall weather has finally arrived. Idaho Power encourages customers to take a few simple steps to stay comfortable, save energy and money, and help their heating systems run efficiently: More energy-saving tips are available at idahopower.com/save, energy efficiency tips and DIY reels…
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Idaho Power Donation Helps Placerville Build New Pump Station
Placerville will soon have a year-round supply of firefighting water thanks in part to a donation from the Idaho Power Foundation. Today, during the winter, the Placerville Fire Protection District’s firefighters have to leave town to refill their 4,000-gallon tankers if they run out of water battling a blaze. That’s because the ponds where they…