Energy that's safe, reliable and

resilient

Every day, we prepare, respond and invest so you have energy that's safe, reliable and built to weather tomorrow.

Bill payment support

Manage energy costs with our flexible support resources.

Bill Assistance
Managing high bills

Safety & preparedness

Take precautions to stay safe and prepare for potential emergencies. 

STORM PREPAREDNESS
BEWARE OF SCAMS

Building & construction

Find resources to help with your new home, business or construction project.

BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS
ELECTRIC SERVICE REQUIREMENTS

Keeping bills low

As we invest in essential infrastructure, we're working to keep costs low. To help, we have assistance programs and flexible choices.    

Stay safe and informed

As the seasons change, you can prepare for stormy weather by signing up for text alerts and having emergency supplies ready.

Powering your greatness

Our commitment

Supporting accessibility needs 

If you rely on medical equipment or have other accessibility needs, we have programs to support you.

Powerful choices

Our Blue Sky® renewable energy participants have a lot to cheer about in 2025. Blue Sky is now marking 25 years as a leading renewable power program.

Helping you go farther

Electric vehicles are an efficient way to get around. Plus, EV drivers in Utah can save money at Rocky Mountain Power fast charging stations. 

Building on community strength

As a proud part of the communities we serve, we’re committed to supporting local organizations and helping fuel economic growth.

Latest news

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  • Rocky Mountain Power asking customers to Lend a Hand this winter

    The company will add $2 for every dollar donated by customers, up to $120,000, to the Lend a Hand Program, which helps limited-income customers keep their homes warm and their lights on.

  • BPA credit adjustment to decrease Idaho customer power bills

    Rocky Mountain Power was authorized by the Idaho Public Utilities Commission to pass on a federal billing credit to certain residential or farm customers in Idaho. The change to the authorized credit decreases the annual power bill of a typical residential customer by about $51.87 and takes effect beginning October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2028.