As we all take measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19, we are undoubtedly spending more time at home. If you are caring for children home from school or working from home, you may experience an increase in energy use. […]
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Spring Farm Work Prompts Important Safety Reminder
Idaho Power wants to remind our agricultural customers – and everyone – to stay safe this spring by keeping these tips in mind: When moving irrigation pipes, ladders or other equipment, always look up for power lines and use a […]
Idaho Power Closes All Parks, Boat Ramps, Day-use Recreation Areas
All Idaho Power recreation sites are now closed in accordance with recent restrictions announced by the states of Idaho and Oregon in response to the coronavirus pandemic. BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Power has temporarily closed all of its recreational facilities, […]
An Important Request from Idaho Power: Give Our Workers Extra Distance
Idaho Power asks the public to give employees at least six feet of space as they continue to perform essential services in the community during the COVID-19 outbreak. BOISE, Idaho — As an essential service provider, Idaho Power has many […]
Trout Release Boosts Fishing Opportunities at C.J. Strike Reservoir
Idaho Power stocked 50,000 rainbow trout at two popular fishing spots this week. Although campgrounds at C.J. Strike are closed, fishing access and boat ramps are open. GRAND VIEW, Idaho — If your idea of “social distancing” involves wetting a […]
Idaho Power Files Annual Fixed Cost Adjustment
BOISE, Idaho — Idaho Power has filed the first of two spring cost adjustments with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission (IPUC). This year’s annual Fixed Cost Adjustment (FCA) requests an increase of $710,580 for residential and small general service customers […]
Arbor Day Grants Available to Help Communities Plant Trees
Arbor Day is coming up, and Idaho Power is helping local communities plant trees to help with energy conservation. The Idaho Nursery and Landscape Association (INLA) and the Idaho Department of Lands (IDL), along with utilities Idaho Power, Avista and […]
Helping Students Make Communities Safer through CPR Training
Idaho Power and the American Heart Association (AHA) are making our communities a little safer by donating CPR training kits to 14 local schools and school districts across Idaho. The state’s health curriculum requires CPR training for staff and students, […]
March Newsletter Focuses on Environmental Stewardship
The Snake River brings southern Idaho to life, driving commerce, agriculture, tourism and recreation. The river also fuels reliable, affordable, clean energy as it flows through the hydropower projects that provide nearly half of Idaho Power’s energy. In the March […]