The last bill for service at your location. It can be mailed to any address you request. If you transfer service, the final bill amount will be mailed to the service address of the old location, and listed on the first bill of the new location as a Prior Balance.

The name of the person responsible for the Idaho Power account. If the person receiving service is not the same person as the person responsible for payment of service, the latter is considered the customer for purposes of scheduling service connections or disconnections, receiving funds, or making changes to the account.

The amount owed from the last or a previous bill.

The Annual Adjustment Mechanism (AAM) is a combination of several rider charges that are applied to the bill in a per kWh manner. The AAM includes the Power Cost Adjustment (PCA), the Fixed Cost Adjustment (FCA) and can include other charges that are applied in a similar manner.

The basic load capacity is calculated primarily for large commercial and industrial customers. It also is used to calculate the Basic Charge on these customers’ bills. The BLC is the average kW used during the two months of greatest electricity demand over the past 12 months, including the current month. It is recalculated each month.

Your account is identified by a unique 10-digit number assigned by Idaho Power. If you receive service at more than one address, you may have more than one account number. You'll need this number when paying your bill or contacting Idaho Power.

Details the account's previous balance; any payments the company has received since the previous billing; the account's balance forward, if any; the current charges to the account; and the account balance.

The accumulated amount currently billed to the account.

The Annual Power Cost Update (APCU) consists of two annual filings which become effective for our Oregon customers on June 1 each year. The combined effect of the two filings will adjust rates up or down based on net power supply expenses, including fuel costs, purchased power, and sales for resale. The first component, the annual October Update, a [..]

The amount left unpaid from your previous bill.