Idaho Public Utilities Commission

The proposed changes would have made the company only liable for “actual economic damages,” excluding other types like noneconomic, punitive or incidental damages.

The Idaho Public Utilities Commission is holding two workshops this week to go over the company's net-metering proposal.

The company that supplies drinking water to most of the Treasure Valley wants to raise their rates by 24%.

The Commission asked Idaho Power to do the study about three years ago to establish a "fair and equitable" net metering program.

The water provider for much of Ada County wants a rate hike of more than 22%. That means average users could pay $80 more each year. Suez Water Idaho…

As a response to the coronavirus pandemic and widespread layoffs, Idaho Power has declared it will not be disconnecting power for those who fail to pay…

Solar panel owners may soon get credited less for the excess power they produce. The debate comes down to the costs. Idaho Power customers pay on average…

Customers of Idaho Power could see their bill go down in the coming year.Regular, residential customers would see their monthly power bill go down by…

Right now, Idaho homeowners who install rooftop solar panels receive credits for any extra energy they generate. But Idaho Power is looking to change that…

In 2000, 532,000 people had home landlines in Idaho. The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) reports that this number fell to 152,000 last year. According…