Powering your comfort
and savings
Colder temperatures and more time spent indoors can increase electricity use. That's why we have time- and energy-saving solutions to get you through the season.
Energy innovation
See how Rocky Mountain Power is working to create a brighter, cleaner future.
Safety & preparedness
Take precautions to stay safe and prepare for potential emergencies.
Building & construction
Find resources to help with your new home, business or construction project.
Plug in and save
Electric vehicles are a cleaner, more efficient way to get around. We offer rebates and resources to help you go electric.
Get help with bills
When it comes to flexible options to help you take control of your bills, you can count on us.
Building for the future
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On the path to net zero
With 12,000 megawatts of new renewable energy resources by 2040, we’re committed to a clean energy future.
Building on community strength
We’re proud to live and work in the communities we serve. That’s why we volunteer alongside our neighbors and fund grants for education, the arts and more.
Focused on affordability
From our day-to-day operations to our most ambitious initiatives, we’re focused on delivering safe, reliable and affordable power to you.
Making progress day by day
Our teams are hard at work every day to make major upgrades to our system while continuing to deliver the safe, reliable, affordable power you rely on.
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Energy-savings tips to manage your winter power bill
It’s a law of physics. The colder it gets outside the more energy it takes to keep your house warm. No one can change that basic equation, but with forecasters predicting a cold winter blowing our way, there are steps you can take to keep energy bills from giving you the chills.
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Stay safe while working in the yard
As the leaves turn, fall weather arrives in the Mountain West. For some homeowners, this means pruning trees and taming overgrown gardens, for others it means cleaning the gutters or painting the house. Many outdoor projects like these can be hazardous if you don’t put safety first.