In 1900, the City of Idaho Falls first generated power from an irrigation canal running through town. That generator was fired up to light street lights on nights when there was not a full moon. How times have changed...
The largest municipal utility in Idaho with more than 26,000 customers, Idaho Falls Power owns and operates four hydropwer plants along the Snake River. At 5.95 cents per kilowatt-hour, IFP's rates are among the lowest in the nation.
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