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Idaho Power, irrigators agree on suspending peak load shut-off program (access required)

by Brad Iverson-Long

Published: February 21,2013

Tags: electricity, Idaho Irrigation Pumpers Association, Idaho Power, Lynn Tominaga

Idaho Power, a water irrigators group and two environmental groups signed off on a settlement to suspend two programs that shut off irrigators’ pumps and some households’ air conditioners when the electric utility reaches a high demand for power. The suspension will run for one year. Idaho Power initially sought to suspend the demand response programs indefinitely, ...
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