Idaho Regulatory Information
This section contains rules/regulations and tariff schedules that are currently in effect. PacifiCorp seeks to keep this information accurate and current. However, the only tariffs that are actually in force are on file with the Idaho Public Utilities Commission.
Advice filings, applications and associated testimony & selected exhibits filed by the company and submitted to the Commission for approval can be found in this section. Information in this section is organized by Docket Number and/or Advice Number.
| Filing # | Filing Title |
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Case No PAC E 10 09
Application for Approval of Amendments to the Revised Protocol Allocation Methodology
- 03/02/11 Errata to Exhibit No 1
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ID PAC E 10 09 Errata to Exhibit No 1
- 09/15/10 Amendments to the Revised Protocol Allocation Methodology
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1 Cover Letter and Application 2 Protective Agreement 3 Andrea L Kelly 4 Steven R McDougal 5 Gregory N Duvall
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Case No PAC E 11 06
Application for Approval of Revisions to the Dispatchable Irrigation Load Control Program and Direct Testimony of Carol L. Hunter
- 01/20/11 Application and Direct Testimony of Carol L Hunter
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ID PAC E 11 06 Revisions to DILCP
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Case No PAC E 11 07
Application to Recover Deferred Net Power Costs through the Energy Cost Adjustment Mechanism ("ECAM")
- 02/01/11 ECAM Application and Direct Testimony
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Cover Letter and Application Hui Shu
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Case No PAC E 11 12
2011 General Rate Case
- 11/02/11 Stipulation Testimony and Exhibits
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Stipulation Testimony and Exhibits
- 05/27/11 Direct Testimony and Exhibits
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Advice 12 01
Proposed Revisions to Security Area Lighting Schedules No. 7 and 7A, Street Light Schedule No.11, and Regulation No. 12 Line Extensions for Street Lighting
- 01/18/12 Advice 12 01
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ID Advice 12-01 Security Area and Street Lighting Advice Dist (1-18-12)
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Case No PAC E 12 03
Application to Recover Deferred Net Power Costs through the Energy Cost Adjustment Mechanism ("ECAM")
- 02/01/12 Application
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Cover letter application Gregory N Duvall REDACTED William R Griffith
No matter the economy, nobody likes paying more for electricity. We understand that. Which is why we work hard to provide energy as efficiently as possible. But there are times when it becomes necessary to request an increase in electric prices.
The request will be rigorously reviewed by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission and prices are set to be just and reasonable, while covering the cost to produce and deliver safe, reliable electricity.
Please read our fact sheet (PDF) on the filing.
Other resources
Electricity is important to us all. We will continue to look for every way we can to provide it to you as safely and efficiently as possible.
Online resources:
Energy efficiency programs
Energy efficiency tips and tools
Financial assistance
Business Solutions Toolkit
Rates and regulation
The Bonneville Power Administration’s (BPA) Columbia River Residential Exchange Program credit has been reinstated to qualified farm operations effective December 1, 2011. The Idaho Public Utilities Commission has approved Rocky Mountain Power to implement the credit. The credit is equal to $0.001839 per kilowatt-hour.
Please review the BPA Customer Load eligibility Guidelines below to determine if you qualify for the BPA Columbia River Residential Exchange Program credit. If you determine you may qualify for the credit, please print and complete either Certification of Claim for BPA Credit Form A or Form B from our website and return it by March 31, 2012 to the address below:
Rocky Mountain Power
P.O. Box 25308
Salt Lake City, UT 84125
BPA Schedule 34 Certificate Form A
(for Individual Farms)
BPA Schedule 34 Certificate Form B
(for Canal Companies, Private Irrigation Districts and Other Irrigation/Pumping Entities)
Please call us toll free at 1-800-715-9238, Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. if you have questions about the BPA Columbia River Residential Exchange Program.
