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Find approved tariffs, filings and testimony and other regulatory documents for your state, or learn more below:
What does the company's regulation department do?
Our regulation department prepares, files and defends proposals to change, or in some cases to not change, the prices we charge. We
also obtain regulatory approval of mergers, asset sales, structural changes to the company and other transactions that require
regulatory approval.
Who regulates a utility?
PacifiCorp is regulated by the following state commissions: California Public Utilities Commission,
Idaho Public Utilities Commission,
Oregon Public Utility Commission,
Utah Public Service Commission,
Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission and the Wyoming Public Service Commission. In addition, PacifiCorp's wholesale and transmission business is regulated by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
What do state commissions regulate?
- prices charged to retail customers
- standards to ensure safety and reliability of product
- boundaries of service area
- bookkeeping methods
- matters relating to financial reorganization
- proposed purchases, sales or change in status of property
- company mergers
Price comparisons
Delivering safe, reliable, low-cost power is a responsibility we take seriously. We continuously work to keep prices down
by lowering operating costs and improving how we do business. See how rates compare to others in the nation for residential, commercial or industrial customers.
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