A comfortable home is a
happy home
To stay cozy and reduce your energy costs this winter, start with our easy tips. Or, take advantage of cash incentives for Wattsmart home upgrades.
Energy innovation
See how Rocky Mountain Power is working to create a brighter, cleaner future.
Electrical safety
Discover precautions you can take to stay safe at home and at work.
Building & construction
Find resources to help with your new home, business or construction project.
Weatherize for fall savings
Cold weather is around the corner. To help you stay cozy and cut costs, we have solutions to get you through the season.
Powering more clean energy
Replacing wind turbines on our wind farms with longer blades and advanced technology will deliver more clean energy to our customers.
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Embracing sustainable energy
Communities across Utah, Idaho and Wyoming are turning their aspirations into reality with the help of Rocky Mountain Power programs.
Helping lives flourish
Common Ground helps people with disabilities discover the wonders of the outdoors. We’re proud to support the work of this inspiring nonprofit.
Commitment to communities
At Rocky Mountain Power, we’re committed to keeping our communities strong and safe places to live and work.
Driving to a healthier future
Community organizations and business leaders are coming together to transform the way we get around.
Latest news
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Rocky Mountain Power asking customers to help Lend a Hand to those in need
Rocky Mountain Power is making it easy to help struggling families stay warm and safe this winter. The company will match customer donations to the Salvation Army’s Lend a Hand program, which helps limited-income customers keep their power on and their homes warm.
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PacifiCorp draft resource plan calls for increases in lower-cost wind, solar and storage to manage phased coal transition
PacifiCorp released a draft of its long-term energy plan that continues investments in new wind generation and transmission, while adding significant new solar and storage resources. The plan, which is the result of a comprehensive data analysis and stakeholder input process, demonstrates the company’s adoption of additional lower-cost renewable resources to meet customer needs and support for its phased coal transition. PacifiCorp operates as Rocky Mountain Power in Utah, Wyoming and Idaho.