20201229Comments(15).pdf

From:[e-mail]
To:Jan Noriyuki
Subject:Comment regarding IPC-E-20-26 Petition
Date:Monday, December 28, 2020 10:36:27 AM
I was disappointed to learn of the PUC decision, Final Order No. 34854 on Case IPC-E-20-26. I
support the Sierra Club Petition for Reconsideration. I am an Idaho Power customer, and I have a
communal well on my property in Owyhee County that my neighbors and I use for irrigation. I was
hoping to install a solar panel to power the electric pump that we use, but the PUC decision will
likely prevent me from doing so. Uncertainty about Idaho Power’s solar compensation program will
discourage farmers from investing in solar energy. Farmers should have the right to power their
irrigation pumps with home-grown solar energy, and the PUC and Idaho Power should be
encouraging them to do so.  Idaho needs to transition to distributed energy production, and
this decision is a step in the wrong direction.
Karen Steenhof
18109 Briar Creek Road
Murphy, Idaho 83650
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Brigham Duncan <[e-mail]>
Jan Noriyuki
Comment regarding IPC-E-20-26 Petition Monday, December 28, 2020
11:14:48 AM
Public Utility Commission (PUC),
My name is Brigham Duncan, and I along with my brother and father run our family’s fourth-
generation family farm located in the Magic Valley near Rupert, Idaho. We raise ~20,000 acres of
sugar beets, potatoes, corn, barley, wheat, and alfalfa. We also are owners in two large dairies.
Most of our electricity comes through Idaho Power.
Earlier in the summer we began to have internal discussions about installing solar panels on our
farm. Due to the busy nature of harvest from August to November, we believed it was in our best
interest to engage solar companies after the completion of harvest. When we solicited bids earlier
this month, we were informed the application date to be grandfathered in Idaho Power’s net
metering program had recently passed. We have since learned we aren’t the only farmers that were
hurt by the unfortunate timing of this deadline.
We kindly ask you reconsider your decision to close applications on December 1 and reopen a period
of time (90 days) so we can submit our applications for several dozen solar projects. We also kindly
ask you provide more clarification on the study the PUC requested Idaho Power to complete on how
net metering may change going forward. Our ability to make informed decisions for our family farm
is harmed with such high uncertainty surrounding the new program that has yet to be announced.
We appreciate your consideration of our request and concern.
Thanks,
Brigham Duncan
Taylor Duncan
Paul Duncan
Circle D Farms/Golden Ridge Farms
1404 East 500 North | Jackson, ID 83350
[e-mail] | 208-312-4804
www.circledfarms.com
From:[e-mail]
To:Jan Noriyuki
Subject:Comment regarding IPC-E-20-26 Petition
Date:Monday, December 28, 2020 11:56:37 AM
I am disappointed with the PUC decision, Final Order No. 34854 on Case IPC-E-20-26. I am
an Idaho Power Company customer and have been for nearly 50 years. My comments hereinare in regard to the Sierra Club’s Petition for Reconsideration, of which I support. My wife
and I own two farm parcels north of Gooding on the Big Wood River. We werecontemplating a solar powered pumping system, but the PUC decision will quite likely prevent
us from doing so. In my opinion, the uncertainty about Idaho Power’s solar compensationprogram will discourage other farmers from investing in solar energy. I believe that the PUC
and Idaho Power should provide opportunities for farmers to utilize alternative power sourcesand provide information for farmers to make informed decisions.   I ask that the PUC to do
everything it can to enable farmers to make informed decisions on solar generation during2021.
Respectfully submitted.
Michael N. Kochert
Roseberry Farms1622 S 1625 E
Gooding, ID 83330208-308-8046 (cell)
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Paul Duncan <[e-mail]>
Jan Noriyuki
Comment regarding IPC-E-20-26
Monday, December 28, 2020 12:11:06 PM
Public Utility Commission (PUC),
My name is Paul Duncan, and I along with my two sons run our family’s fourth-
generation family farm located in the Magic Valley near Rupert, Idaho. We raise
~20,000 acres of sugar beets, potatoes, corn, barley, wheat, and alfalfa. We also are
owners in two large dairies. Most of our electricity comes through Idaho Power.
Earlier in the summer we began start our due diligence on putting solar panels on our
farm. Due to the busy nature of harvest from August to November, we believed it was in
our best interest to engage solar companies after the completion of harvest. When we
solicited bids earlier this month, we were informed the application date to be
grandfathered in Idaho Power’s net metering program had recently passed. We have
since learned we aren’t the only farmers that were hurt by the unfortunate timing of this
deadline.
We kindly ask you reconsider your decision to close applications on December 1 and
reopen a period of time (90 days) so we can submit our applications for several dozen
solar projects. We also kindly ask you provide more clarification on the study the PUC
requested Idaho Power to complete on how net metering may change going forward.
Our ability to make informed decisions for our family farm is harmed with such high
uncertainty surrounding the new program that has yet to be announced.
We appreciate your consideration of our request and concern.
Thanks,
Paul Duncan
Taylor Duncan
Brigham Duncan
Circle D Farms/Golden Ridge Farms
1404 East 500 North | Jackson, ID 83350
[e-mail] | 208-312-4804
www.circledfarms.com
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Taylor Duncan <[e-mail]>
Jan Noriyuki
Cross Petition for IPC-E-20-26
Monday, December 28, 2020 12:40:00 PM
To Whom It May Concern,
My name is Taylor Duncan and I am a Farmer in the Burley, Rupert area. I am also a Idaho
Power Company customer. During the early summer time of this year (2020) I decided to begin the
due diligence process of understanding whether or not installing solar panels on my farm would
make economic sense. I have expended a significant amount of time, energy, and money while doing
this analysis. As we continued our analysis and due diligence on this project we found ourselves in
the middle of harvest and had to focus our efforts on harvesting our crops, with the thought that we
would progress towards implementation of our solar panel project once harvest was concluded. As
we submitted bids for proposals from solar panel companies we were informed that a deadline for
net metering on December 1st had just passed and that the program as we understood it was no
longer available. We were never aware of any pending deadline; had we known about the deadline
we would have submitted our application prior to the December 1st deadline. The December 1st
cutoff deadline has now harmed us financially. All of our time and money spent on analyzing the
program and how we would implement the solar panels is now based off incorrect information and
will need to be changed. This change will incur increased costs of time, energy, and actual hard
money spent. Furthermore, there is uncertainty with the new program that will be taking the place
of the old one. We are at a loss of direction going forward because of lack of current information on
the new program. It is unfair that I as a farmer bear the cost of the utility’s choice to delay the
fulfilling of obligations ordered by the commission.
I would ask that the commission consider a 90 day extension from the December 1st cutoff
date, where individuals could submit their application and still be considered for the program that
was in place prior to December 1, 2020. We also support the Sierra Club petition as it stands today.
Thank you for your consideration,
Taylor Duncan
From:[e-mail]
To:Jan Noriyuki
Subject:Cross petition for IPC --20-26
Date:Monday, December 28, 2020 1:24:59 PM
Regarding the Sierra Club petition to IPC referenced above:

I am an Idaho Power customer and a farmer in southern Idaho. The rapid IPUC decision to no longer
accept solar project applications after December 1,2020 was harmful to my operation. We have
been discussing a solar power project on our farm since the spring of 2020 with Agripower Solar and
unfortunately have lost numerous hours of planning and research due to the inability to apply to
Idaho Power for a project under the current program. Please consider the Sierra Club petition.
Thank you.

Jerry Ball
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To:Jan Noriyuki
Subject:Cross Petition for IPC-e-20-26
Date:Monday, December 28, 2020 1:16:03 PM
To whom it May concern,
I am an Idaho power customer and a farmer in southern Idaho. My father and I have been discussing a potential
solar power project with agripower solar since the spring of 2020. In regards to the Sierra club petition listed above,
we support the petition whole heartedly. The IPUC decision to halt applications by December 1 was much to quick
and didn’t give those of us considering a project time to act and countless hours of our financial planning and
research was lost. Please consider the Sierra Club petition. Thank you.
Aaron Ball
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Lisa Patterson <[e-mail]>
Jan Noriyuki
Cross Petition for IPC-20-26
Monday, December 28, 2020 2:38:40 PM
We are writing in to “support” the petition filed by the Sierra Club. Because we are involved in farming and we
have been extremely busy in harvest, we have not had enough time to evaluate the program previous to December
1st. Therefore, we request the program to be extended so we may continue to consider its value in our farming
operation with regards to solar power investment in our irrigation program.
Sincerely,
Triple Ace Inc.
Russell and Lisa Patterson
Sent from my iPad
December 28, 2020
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
11331 W. Chinden Blvd. Building 8, Suite 201-A
Boise, ID 83714
RE: IPC-E-20-26 Petition
The Idaho Grain Producers Association (IGPA) requests reconsideration of IPC-E-20-26, IN THE MATTER
OF IDAHO POWER COMPANY’S APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO MODIFY SCHEDULE 84’S METERING
REQUIREMENT AND TO GRANDFATHER EXISTING CUSTOMERS WITH TWO METERS in part of the final
order 34854, and respectfully submits the following comments regarding the Petition for
Reconsideration & Clarification (IPC-E-20-26) submitted by the Sierra Club. With over 600 wheat and
barley farm families as members, IGPA is the key policy advocacy organization working on behalf of
Idaho’s grain industry with local, state, and federal leaders.
IGPA policy supports all renewable energy opportunities being available for Idaho farmers to pursue.
The PUC’s decision to grant the December 1, 2020 cut-off date to grandfather CI&I customers
(including Irrigators) to install on-site solar generation hinders irrigators’ ability to pursue any
investment in renewable generation systems. We acknowledge and appreciate the current net
metering program that remains open after the cut-off date; however, with all the uncertainty that
farming encompasses, Idaho’s grain growers cannot adequately evaluate the cost/benefit to justify the
installation of these projects when changes are likely, but they have no idea what those changes will
be.
Agricultural businesses are inherently and intimately familiar with uncertainty and appreciate the fact
that rates are not contracts and are subject to change. However, the lack of clarity for the future of
net metering for irrigators provides no sideboards for operators to gauge the risk and return of such
projects. This will effectively stifle the ability and desire for any irrigators to pursue projects. In
conclusion, IGPA hopes it is not the intention of Idaho Power and the Idaho Public Utilities Commission
(PUC) to limit irrigators from providing renewable energy – but order 34854, if left intact, will
accomplish just that.
Sincerely,
Jamie Kress
President, Idaho Grain Producers Association
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Jason Stanger <[e-mail]>
Jan Noriyuki
Cross Petition for IPC-E-20-26 Monday, December 28, 2020 4:42:17
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To Whom it may Concern:
I am a farmer and Idaho Power Customer in the Magic Valley Area. I have been looking into Solar as
a way to not only help ensure profitability in our operation but do our part to lower the negative
affect high power consumptions has on the environment. With the recent decision to set a
December 1st cut-off date to apply for the net metering program I am unable to feel comfortable
making a decision whether to move forward or not. With the short notice and cut-off date being so
close to the end of the farming season I was unable spend the time needed to come to a decision
before the cut-off date. With no clarification on what a successor program may be I don’t feel it
would be a good idea to commit to such a large project till there is some kind of direction where a
program might be headed.
I respectfully encourage the PUC to strongly consider the Sierra Club Petition to extend the cut-off
date 90 days and provide more clarity on expectations of Idaho Powers study to inform how net
metering may change.
Thank you for your time,
Jason Stanger
Vice President, Standlee Ag | 22349 Kimberly Rd. Ste. E | Kimberly, Idaho 83341
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From:Ray Matsuura
To:Jan Noriyuki
Subject:RE: Cross Petition for IPC-E-20-26
Date:Monday, December 28, 2020 4:52:45 PM
Dear Sirs/Madams:

My name in Ray Matsuura and I’m a retired farmer/land owner but still active in the
agriculture world. I am also an Idaho Power customer. I do support the request made by the
Sierra Club for reconsideration and clarification concerning the effects of proposed changes to
the net metering program. This can help me to make more informed decisions for future
power generation on my farms.

Thanks for your attention to this.

Raymond Matsuura
R&R Farms Equipment, LLC
275 W 200 N
Blackfoot, ID 83221

GILES and MEYERS FARMS
3444 N. 3700 E.
HANSEN, ID 83334
208-280-3815

[e-mail]

12-28-2020
Subject: Cross Petition for IPC-E-20-26
To Whom it May Concern:
Giles and Meyers Farms is very diverse row crop operation. It gives us great opportunity along with
great challenges. One of those being Harvest and Field Work. Our harvest time schedule is very
dependent on weather, which carries us into the first of December. The month of December gives us
time to review the previous years events along with planning for the new year including any new
investments. We were made aware of the possibility of investing in renewable energy and how it might
fit into a long range plan to conserve resources and enhance our total operation. This being an area that
we had no personal knowledge, we looked to others for help in knowing if it would be economically
viable to invest into a project that would require considerable capital. We were in the process of
gathering information, when we learned of the potential of a time limit through a PUC ruling that could
possibly take away the net metering program that Idaho Power was currently utilizing.
We were of the understanding, that the closing date for being “grandfathered in” was set for December
1st. This put those of us in the farming profession at a great disadvantage. We would not have sufficient
time to do our due diligence in a proper time frame.
Nonetheless, we believed that the current program offered by Idaho Power, “net metering” along with
current construction cost and overall power usage that this would fit very well in our operation. We felt
good about participating in renewable energy.
We were advised that a proposal by Idaho Power, was made to the PUC, to set a December 1st date for
any new solar projects to be included on their existing program. We pushed to get information to Boise
prior to any ruling. We were told that our applications would be accepted as long as they were
postmarked by the December 1st date. We sent our applications by Fedex on December 1st, only to find
out Idaho Power would not accept them as received by the December 1st deadline. We were told that
most of our applications were accepted, but not under the old plan, because they were not received
until December 2nd. This has put us at a real disadvantage. It makes it impossible to invest the Capital
needed into a project without knowing what changes might be made to future programs and/or Solar
in general.
We have been Idaho Power Customers for over 40 years. We have participated in the Irrigation Peak
rewards programs and continue to look for ways to help conserve energy and to be involved in
renewable energy. I believe that Agriculture will play a big part in the reduction of Green Gases and
overall protection of our environment.
We are requesting that we be given more time, beyond the December 1st deadline, to be
“Grandfathered in” to a known program. That would allow for opportunity to proceed with our
planned projects for the 2020/2021 years. I support the Sierra Club petition dated 12/22/20, and believe
that is has great merit, especially for Agriculture.
Thank you for your consideration,

Craig L. Giles
[e-mail]

P.O. Box 398
39968 State Highway,
GrandView, ID 83624
208-834-3505

December 28, 2020

We are an agricultural farmer and we are an Idaho power customer and we are in
support the petition for the Sierra Club petition number IPC-E-20-26

Thank you

Wolfe Brothers Inc
[e-mail]

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Morgan Meyers <[e-mail]>
Jan Noriyuki
concerning order #34854
Monday, December 28, 2020 10:55:43 PM
Dear Secretary,
Concerning order #34854 We agree with what the sierra club is saying. We are farmers
interested in participating in solar generation.
By signing the order effective December 1st 2020 it put undue stress and inadequate time tofully assess potential solar opportunities given that the time and energy necessary to grow and
harvest crops which lasted til nearly thanksgiving didn’t allow for much time to analyze. Thisleft very very little time to fully assess solar opportunities.
Compound that with uncertainty as to the unknown of what Idaho powers future rate schedule
might be.
This order seems very much in favor of Idaho powers interest over anyone else who hasinterest in solar production.
Ironically Idaho power set a goal to produce 100% green power by 2045 yet is trying to
discourage and deincentivize 100kw or less generation?
There is a difference between generating power to sell and production of 100kw or less. Givengreen advantages, tax incentives and good business practice, solar production at this scale was
never intended to generate massive revenue, but rather to save power costs and produce greenenergy.
Despite whatever solar may be produced we will still require power from Idaho power.
This Deadline definitely hit us in the middle of analysis and caused us to make a hasty study
and applications. And while some applications were processed others were not due to theDecember first deadline putting us at a disadvantage.
Keeping farmers in mind an off season deadline of February or March would have been more
fair and appropriate allowing time to analyze, study, shop and apply.
Im fact some of our applications didn’t make this December 1st deadline after this energy andeffort expended.
We petition the Puc to allow for an extended period of time so that these late applications
might be accepted as well.
Thank you for your consideration.
--
Thanks,
Morgan Meyers
--
Thanks,
Morgan Meyers
​To whom it may concern,
On December 17th, 2020, Gietzen Solar submitted a Petition for Reconsideration
requesting that the Idaho Public Utilities Commision reconsider the portion of Order No. 34854
that determines the eligibility criteria for legacy treatment of customers who have applied for
interconnection under Schedule 84 by the service date of the order. The Petition requested the
Commision to clarify the procedure that Idaho Power Company used when processing
applications to include customers for eligibility whose applications and application fees were
postmarked by the date of the final order. Gietzen Solar further claimed that Idaho Power was
discriminating against its’ company and its’ customers by not accepting applications fees
postmarked by the date of the order as received on or before the date of the order due to the rural
nature of its’ company and customers and Idaho Power’s requirement to submit application fees
using a letter carrier. Idaho Power submitted an answer to the Petition on December 24th, 2020.
Idaho Power claims that they gave customers ample notice through bill inserts to every Schedule
9, Large General Service, Schedule 19, Large Power Service, and Schedule 24 customer
notifying them of the proposed filing between July 6 and August 4, 2020. Idaho Power also
claims that they gave installers ample notice of the proposed filing through an email sent on June
25th, 2020. Idaho Power further claimed that Gietzen Solar is “attempting to manipulate the
Commission's grandfathering criteria for its own financial gain.” Gietzen Solar made every
attempt at submitting applications and application fees around the date of the final order in good
faith and did not attempt to manipulate the grandfather criteria for our own financial gain. We
will provide background and describe our good faith attempt in submitting applications and
application fees on behalf of our specific customers who have been told their ​application fees
were not received on or before the date of the order.
As commenters ​Jenks, Kuntz, Proksa, Arndt-Lane, Santos, Telford ​and several others
noted in the general public comment period for this docket and in comments to petitions filed in
response to Order 24854, the timing of this docket and the eventual Dec. 1st deadline placed an
unnecessary burden on anyone considering applying for Schedule 84 who were dedicated to
harvest and other business activities during the time this docket took place. This is further shown
by Agripower Solar LLC’s Petition for Reconsideration. They noted several customers who had
made a financial commitment before the Dec. 1st order was even released and were negatively
affected by the compressed timeline. Consequently, they were unable to ensure the complete
applications were received by December 1st. Previous public comment, new public comment,
Gietzen Solar LLC’s Petition for Reconsideration, AgriPower LLC’s Petition for
Reconsideration, and the Sierra Club’s Petition for Reconsideration all, in part, make the same
argument: the timing of this docket and subsequent December 1st, 2020 deadline negatively
impacted a large majority of the customers that would be impacted by the filing because they
were necessarily dedicated to other business activities at this time and 6 months is not ample
time to commit to large projects that span several individual meters/sites. Although we do
believe Idaho Power made an attempt to notify its’ customers and installers of the proposed
filing as they noted in their answer as well as the initial application, we do not believe this was
ample time for customers considering multi-million dollar projects that span multiple individual
meters and individual site locations, potentially MW sized projects.
We recognize Idaho Power’s concern that solar installers could potentially have
submitted applications on Dec. 1st only after learning that Order 34854 created a Dec. 1st
deadline for grandfathering. This point is further proven by one customer who was advised by
their installer to go physically submit applications and application fees on the afternoon of
December 1st as Idaho Power noted in their answer to our Petition. Gietzen Solar did not advise
any of its customers after Order 34854 was released to submit applications and application fees.
Gietzen Solar only advised three of its committed potential Schedule 84 customers to allow us to
complete their applications and mail in applications fees (Mike Telford, Triple T Farms, & Perry
Van Tassell). We completed their applications, Collected financial commitments, emailed their
applications, and mailed an application fee all before Order 34854 was even released. Two
customers in particular, Mike Telford’s and Triple T Farms’s applications were emailed to Idaho
Power on November 30th, 2020 at 6:37PM (see Attachment 1), signed their applications
November 30th (see Attachment 1), and their checks were printed November 30th, 2020 (see
Attachment 1). These checks were then postmarked on December 1st, 2020. The similar
documentation for the applications & application fees for Perry Van Tassell can be seen in
Attachment 2. Gietzen Solar was not attempting to manipulate the Commission's order for our
own financial gain, we were simply acting on behalf of our committed customers to submit
applications and application fees on or before the December 1st deadline just in case the
Commision approved Idaho Power’s request to close Schedule 84 on December 1st 2020.
Gietzen Solar respectfully requests that the Commision consider our comments here as
they consider our Petition for Reconsideration specifically for three customers Mike Telford,
Triple T Farms and Perry Van Tassell. Gietzen Solar was surprised that Idaho Power responded
in an accusatory manner to our petition because we acted in good faith on behalf of our
committed schedule 84 customers to submit applications and application fees before the Final
Order No. 34854 was even released. We ​did not​ attempt to manipulate the orders directives for
our own financial gain. Customers Mike Telford, Triple T Farms, and Perry Van Tassell were all
committed Schedule 84 customers before Order 34854 was released but were not able to
physically deliver the applications and applications fees by the deadline because of the overall
compressed timeline of the docket and because Idaho Power requires application fees to be
delivered by letter carrier.
Thank you,
Gietzen Solar, LLC
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From:[e-mail]
Sent:Monday, November 30, 2020 6:37 PM
To:'LOC. CG'
Cc:'Logan Gietzen'; [e-mail]
Subject:Net Metering Applications - Telford Farms
Attachments:netMetering_Application_Telford 4.pdf; netMetering_Application_Telford 3.pdf;
netMetering_Application_Telford 2.pdf; netMetering_Application_Telford 1.pdf
Hello,
Please see attached net metering applications for Mike Telford & Triple T Farms.
We will mail these in as well with a check.
Thanks,
--
Joey Richardson
Project Engineer
Office: 208.735.8990
Cell: 208.721.2987
www.gietzensolar.com
ATTACHMENT 1
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[e-mail]
From:Cat Gietzen <[e-mail]>
Sent:Monday, December 28, 2020 4:09 PM
To:Joey Richardson
Subject:FW: netMetering_Application_Compiled between Joey Richardson and Afton Van Tassell
is Signed and Filed!
Attachments:netMetering_Application_Compiled - signed.pdf
Many thanks,
Cat Gietzen
Office: 208.735.8990
Cell: 208.316.3907
www.gietzensolar.com
From: Logan Gietzen
Sent: Monday, November 30, 2020 8:43 PM
To: LOC. CG
Cc: [e-mail]
Subject: Fwd: netMetering_Application_Compiled between Joey Richardson and Afton Van Tassell is Signed and Filed!
Hello,
Please see attached 7 net metering applications for Afton van Tassell.
We will mail these in as well with checks as well.
Many thanks,
Cat Gietzen
ATTACHMENT 2
DEL326 04/2020
Customer Generation Application - Solar PV Projects
This application is an interconnection request for existing Idaho Power customers who wish to install solar PV. Upon receipt of the application and fee, Idaho Power will review the project and determine if any upgrades to the electrical grid are needed. If no upgrades are needed, customer will receive an approval to proceed. Application and fee expire one year after review date. Visit www.idahopower.com/CustomerGeneration for Idaho Power’s tariff schedules, interconnection and credit transfer eligibility requirements.
All customer generation systems must satisfy the requirements of Schedule 72, Interconnections to Non-Utility Generation. Upon completion of
the interconnection process, customers will take service under one of the following schedules in Idaho Power’s Tariff:
•Idaho Residential customers - Schedule 06, Residential Service On-Site Generation
•Idaho Small General Service customers - Schedule 08, Small General Service On-Site Generation
•All Oregon customers, and Idaho Large Commercial, Irrigation and Industrial customers - Schedule 84, Customer Energy Production/Net
Metering Service
1. Project Information All Fields Required
Account Holder _________________________________________________
Must be the customer/account holder on the Idaho Power account
Account Number ______________________
Project Location _____________________________________________________ Meter Number ________________
Address City, State Zip
Current Rate Schedule_________ Will property be used for commercial purposes? (home business, crypto currency mining)
Is this an Expansion of an existing project at location? Yes No
Project Nameplate Capacity ___________kW DC ___________ kW AC Single Phase Three Phase
Maximum System Size: 25 kW AC Residential and Small General Service; 100 kW AC Large Commercial, Industrial, Irrigation.
Tracker: None Single Axis Two Axis Battery Backup: Yes No
Inverter(s)
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
2.Project Contact (installer) All Fields Required
Company Contact
State______ Email_______________________________________ Phone (xxx) xxx-xxxx
3.Account Holder Acknowledgement
_____I authorize Idaho Power to discuss my interconnection request and on-site generation project, as well as share information about my
electric usage history, with the Project Company listed above. I further authorize such Project Company to act on my behalf to complete the
necessary documentation and requirements to interconnect my on-site generation system. (If customer does not initial this authorization, all of
Idaho Power’s communications, information-sharing, and interconnection requirements for this project must be handled directly with the
customer.)
The following acknowledgments must be initialed for Idaho Power to complete its review of this application
____ I certify that the information provided in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge.
____ I understand that the net metering program design is subject to change including, but not limited to, the interval length over which netting
occurs, compensation for excess generation and the interconnection requirements for on-site generation systems.
____ I UNDERSTAND THAT LEGISLATIVE OR REGULATORY ACTION MAY AFFECT OR ELIMINATE MY ABILITY TO SELL OR GET CREDIT FOR ANY
EXCESS POWER GENERATED BY THE SYSTEM AND MAY AFFECT THE PRICE OR VALUE OF THAT POWER. (ID RESIDENTIAL ENERGY SYSTEM

Once completed, please mail this form and the non-refundable $100 application fee to:
U.S. Postal Idaho Power Company
delivery:Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8 delivery: Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8
208-388-2559 or email
[e-mail]
Afton Van Tassell 2202918187
51234045
24S
115.2 100
288 400 Trina TSM400DEG154HC
2 50,000 SMA Core 1 - 50k 277/480
Gietzen Solar, LLC
ID [e-mail] 208-735-8990
Afton Van Tassell
208-312-1620 [e-mail]
07S21E2730 / Paul, ID
Logan Gietzen
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)
Afton Van Tassell
Nov 30, 2020
DEL326 04/2020
Customer Generation Application - Solar PV Projects
This application is an interconnection request for existing Idaho Power customers who wish to install solar PV. Upon receipt of the application and fee, Idaho Power will review the project and determine if any upgrades to the electrical grid are needed. If no upgrades are needed, customer will receive an approval to proceed. Application and fee expire one year after review date. Visit www.idahopower.com/CustomerGeneration for Idaho Power’s tariff schedules, interconnection and credit transfer eligibility requirements.
All customer generation systems must satisfy the requirements of Schedule 72, Interconnections to Non-Utility Generation. Upon completion of
the interconnection process, customers will take service under one of the following schedules in Idaho Power’s Tariff:
•Idaho Residential customers - Schedule 06, Residential Service On-Site Generation
•Idaho Small General Service customers - Schedule 08, Small General Service On-Site Generation
•All Oregon customers, and Idaho Large Commercial, Irrigation and Industrial customers - Schedule 84, Customer Energy Production/Net
Metering Service
1. Project Information All Fields Required
Account Holder _________________________________________________
Must be the customer/account holder on the Idaho Power account
Account Number ______________________
Project Location _____________________________________________________ Meter Number ________________
Address City, State Zip
Current Rate Schedule_________ Will property be used for commercial purposes? (home business, crypto currency mining)
Is this an Expansion of an existing project at location? Yes No
Project Nameplate Capacity ___________kW DC ___________ kW AC Single Phase Three Phase
Maximum System Size: 25 kW AC Residential and Small General Service; 100 kW AC Large Commercial, Industrial, Irrigation.
Tracker: None Single Axis Two Axis Battery Backup: Yes No
Inverter(s)
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
2.Project Contact (installer) All Fields Required
Company Contact
State______ Email_______________________________________ Phone (xxx) xxx-xxxx
3. Account Holder Acknowledgement
_____I authorize Idaho Power to discuss my interconnection request and on-site generation project, as well as share information about my
electric usage history, with the Project Company listed above. I further authorize such Project Company to act on my behalf to complete the
necessary documentation and requirements to interconnect my on-site generation system. (If customer does not initial this authorization, all of
Idaho Power’s communications, information-sharing, and interconnection requirements for this project must be handled directly with the
customer.)
The following acknowledgments must be initialed for Idaho Power to complete its review of this application
____ I certify that the information provided in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge.
____ I understand that the net metering program design is subject to change including, but not limited to, the interval length over which netting
occurs, compensation for excess generation and the interconnection requirements for on-site generation systems.
____ I UNDERSTAND THAT LEGISLATIVE OR REGULATORY ACTION MAY AFFECT OR ELIMINATE MY ABILITY TO SELL OR GET CREDIT FOR ANY
EXCESS POWER GENERATED BY THE SYSTEM AND MAY AFFECT THE PRICE OR VALUE OF THAT POWER. (ID RESIDENTIAL ENERGY SYSTEM

Once completed, please mail this form and the non-refundable $100 application fee to:
U.S. Postal Idaho Power Company
delivery:Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8 delivery: Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8
208-388-2559 or email
[e-mail]
Afton Van Tassell 2202918187
45599944
24S
115.2 100
288 400 Trina TSM400DEG154HC
2 50,000 SMA Core 1 - 50k 277/480
Gietzen Solar, LLC
ID [e-mail] 208-735-8990
Afton Van Tassell
208-312-1620 [e-mail]
07S21E2820 / Paul, ID
Logan Gietzen
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)
Afton Van Tassell
Nov 30, 2020
DEL326 04/2020
Customer Generation Application - Solar PV Projects
This application is an interconnection request for existing Idaho Power customers who wish to install solar PV. Upon receipt of the application and fee, Idaho Power will review the project and determine if any upgrades to the electrical grid are needed. If no upgrades are needed, customer will receive an approval to proceed. Application and fee expire one year after review date. Visit www.idahopower.com/CustomerGeneration for Idaho Power’s tariff schedules, interconnection and credit transfer eligibility requirements.
All customer generation systems must satisfy the requirements of Schedule 72, Interconnections to Non-Utility Generation. Upon completion of
the interconnection process, customers will take service under one of the following schedules in Idaho Power’s Tariff:
•Idaho Residential customers - Schedule 06, Residential Service On-Site Generation
•Idaho Small General Service customers - Schedule 08, Small General Service On-Site Generation
•All Oregon customers, and Idaho Large Commercial, Irrigation and Industrial customers - Schedule 84, Customer Energy Production/Net
Metering Service
1. Project Information All Fields Required
Account Holder _________________________________________________
Must be the customer/account holder on the Idaho Power account
Account Number ______________________
Project Location _____________________________________________________ Meter Number ________________
Address City, State Zip
Current Rate Schedule_________ Will property be used for commercial purposes? (home business, crypto currency mining)
Is this an Expansion of an existing project at location? Yes No
Project Nameplate Capacity ___________kW DC ___________ kW AC Single Phase Three Phase
Maximum System Size: 25 kW AC Residential and Small General Service; 100 kW AC Large Commercial, Industrial, Irrigation.
Tracker: None Single Axis Two Axis Battery Backup: Yes No
Inverter(s)
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
2.Project Contact (installer) All Fields Required
Company Contact
State______ Email_______________________________________ Phone (xxx) xxx-xxxx
3.Account Holder Acknowledgement
_____I authorize Idaho Power to discuss my interconnection request and on-site generation project, as well as share information about my
electric usage history, with the Project Company listed above. I further authorize such Project Company to act on my behalf to complete the
necessary documentation and requirements to interconnect my on-site generation system. (If customer does not initial this authorization, all of
Idaho Power’s communications, information-sharing, and interconnection requirements for this project must be handled directly with the
customer.)
The following acknowledgments must be initialed for Idaho Power to complete its review of this application
____ I certify that the information provided in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge.
____ I understand that the net metering program design is subject to change including, but not limited to, the interval length over which netting
occurs, compensation for excess generation and the interconnection requirements for on-site generation systems.
____ I UNDERSTAND THAT LEGISLATIVE OR REGULATORY ACTION MAY AFFECT OR ELIMINATE MY ABILITY TO SELL OR GET CREDIT FOR ANY
EXCESS POWER GENERATED BY THE SYSTEM AND MAY AFFECT THE PRICE OR VALUE OF THAT POWER. (ID RESIDENTIAL ENERGY SYSTEM

Once completed, please mail this form and the non-refundable $100 application fee to:
U.S. Postal Idaho Power Company
delivery:Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8 delivery: Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8
208-388-2559 or email
[e-mail]
Afton Van Tassell 2202918187
66500061
24S
115.2 100
288 400 Trina TSM400DEG154HC
2 50,000 SMA Core 1 - 50k 277/480
Gietzen Solar, LLC
ID [e-mail] 208-735-8990
Afton Van Tassell
208-312-1620 [e-mail]
07S21E3310 / Paul, ID
Logan Gietzen
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)
Afton Van Tassell
Nov 30, 2020
DEL326 04/2020
Customer Generation Application - Solar PV Projects
This application is an interconnection request for existing Idaho Power customers who wish to install solar PV. Upon receipt of the application and fee, Idaho Power will review the project and determine if any upgrades to the electrical grid are needed. If no upgrades are needed, customer will receive an approval to proceed. Application and fee expire one year after review date. Visit www.idahopower.com/CustomerGeneration for Idaho Power’s tariff schedules, interconnection and credit transfer eligibility requirements.
All customer generation systems must satisfy the requirements of Schedule 72, Interconnections to Non-Utility Generation. Upon completion of
the interconnection process, customers will take service under one of the following schedules in Idaho Power’s Tariff:
•Idaho Residential customers - Schedule 06, Residential Service On-Site Generation
•Idaho Small General Service customers - Schedule 08, Small General Service On-Site Generation
•All Oregon customers, and Idaho Large Commercial, Irrigation and Industrial customers - Schedule 84, Customer Energy Production/Net
Metering Service
1. Project Information All Fields Required
Account Holder _________________________________________________
Must be the customer/account holder on the Idaho Power account
Account Number ______________________
Project Location _____________________________________________________ Meter Number ________________
Address City, State Zip
Current Rate Schedule_________ Will property be used for commercial purposes? (home business, crypto currency mining)
Is this an Expansion of an existing project at location? Yes No
Project Nameplate Capacity ___________kW DC ___________ kW AC Single Phase Three Phase
Maximum System Size: 25 kW AC Residential and Small General Service; 100 kW AC Large Commercial, Industrial, Irrigation.
Tracker: None Single Axis Two Axis Battery Backup: Yes No
Inverter(s)
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
2.Project Contact (installer) All Fields Required
Company Contact
State______ Email_______________________________________ Phone (xxx) xxx-xxxx
3. Account Holder Acknowledgement
_____I authorize Idaho Power to discuss my interconnection request and on-site generation project, as well as share information about my
electric usage history, with the Project Company listed above. I further authorize such Project Company to act on my behalf to complete the
necessary documentation and requirements to interconnect my on-site generation system. (If customer does not initial this authorization, all of
Idaho Power’s communications, information-sharing, and interconnection requirements for this project must be handled directly with the
customer.)
The following acknowledgments must be initialed for Idaho Power to complete its review of this application
____ I certify that the information provided in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge.
____ I understand that the net metering program design is subject to change including, but not limited to, the interval length over which netting
occurs, compensation for excess generation and the interconnection requirements for on-site generation systems.
____ I UNDERSTAND THAT LEGISLATIVE OR REGULATORY ACTION MAY AFFECT OR ELIMINATE MY ABILITY TO SELL OR GET CREDIT FOR ANY
EXCESS POWER GENERATED BY THE SYSTEM AND MAY AFFECT THE PRICE OR VALUE OF THAT POWER. (ID RESIDENTIAL ENERGY SYSTEM

Once completed, please mail this form and the non-refundable $100 application fee to:
U.S. Postal Idaho Power Company
delivery:Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8 delivery: Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8
208-388-2559 or email
[e-mail]
Afton Van Tassell 2202918187
68296078
24S
115.2 100
288 400 Trina TSM400DEG154HC
2 50,000 SMA Core 1 - 50k 277/480
Gietzen Solar, LLC
ID [e-mail] 208-735-8990
Afton Van Tassell
208-312-1620 [e-mail]
07S21E3340 / Paul, ID
Logan Gietzen
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)
Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)
Afton Van Tassell
Nov 30, 2020
DEL326 04/2020
Customer Generation Application - Solar PV Projects
This application is an interconnection request for existing Idaho Power customers who wish to install solar PV. Upon receipt of the application and fee, Idaho Power will review the project and determine if any upgrades to the electrical grid are needed. If no upgrades are needed, customer will receive an approval to proceed. Application and fee expire one year after review date. Visit www.idahopower.com/CustomerGeneration for Idaho Power’s tariff schedules, interconnection and credit transfer eligibility requirements.
All customer generation systems must satisfy the requirements of Schedule 72, Interconnections to Non-Utility Generation. Upon completion of
the interconnection process, customers will take service under one of the following schedules in Idaho Power’s Tariff:
•Idaho Residential customers - Schedule 06, Residential Service On-Site Generation
•Idaho Small General Service customers - Schedule 08, Small General Service On-Site Generation
•All Oregon customers, and Idaho Large Commercial, Irrigation and Industrial customers - Schedule 84, Customer Energy Production/Net
Metering Service
1. Project Information All Fields Required
Account Holder _________________________________________________
Must be the customer/account holder on the Idaho Power account
Account Number ______________________
Project Location _____________________________________________________ Meter Number ________________
Address City, State Zip
Current Rate Schedule_________ Will property be used for commercial purposes? (home business, crypto currency mining)
Is this an Expansion of an existing project at location? Yes No
Project Nameplate Capacity ___________kW DC ___________ kW AC Single Phase Three Phase
Maximum System Size: 25 kW AC Residential and Small General Service; 100 kW AC Large Commercial, Industrial, Irrigation.
Tracker: None Single Axis Two Axis Battery Backup: Yes No
Inverter(s)
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
2.Project Contact (installer) All Fields Required
Company Contact
State______ Email_______________________________________ Phone (xxx) xxx-xxxx
3.Account Holder Acknowledgement
_____I authorize Idaho Power to discuss my interconnection request and on-site generation project, as well as share information about my
electric usage history, with the Project Company listed above. I further authorize such Project Company to act on my behalf to complete the
necessary documentation and requirements to interconnect my on-site generation system. (If customer does not initial this authorization, all of
Idaho Power’s communications, information-sharing, and interconnection requirements for this project must be handled directly with the
customer.)
The following acknowledgments must be initialed for Idaho Power to complete its review of this application
____ I certify that the information provided in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge.
____ I understand that the net metering program design is subject to change including, but not limited to, the interval length over which netting
occurs, compensation for excess generation and the interconnection requirements for on-site generation systems.
____ I UNDERSTAND THAT LEGISLATIVE OR REGULATORY ACTION MAY AFFECT OR ELIMINATE MY ABILITY TO SELL OR GET CREDIT FOR ANY
EXCESS POWER GENERATED BY THE SYSTEM AND MAY AFFECT THE PRICE OR VALUE OF THAT POWER. (ID RESIDENTIAL ENERGY SYSTEM

Once completed, please mail this form and the non-refundable $100 application fee to:
U.S. Postal Idaho Power Company
delivery:Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8 delivery: Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8
208-388-2559 or email
[e-mail]
Afton Van Tassell 2202918187
41125190
24S
115.2 100
288 400 Trina TSM400DEG154HC
2 50,000 SMA Core 1 - 50k 277/480
Gietzen Solar, LLC
ID [e-mail] 208-735-8990
Afton Van Tassell
208-312-1620 [e-mail]
07S21E3430 / Paul, ID
Logan Gietzen
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)
Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)
Afton Van Tassell
Nov 30, 2020
DEL326 04/2020
Customer Generation Application - Solar PV Projects
This application is an interconnection request for existing Idaho Power customers who wish to install solar PV. Upon receipt of the application and fee, Idaho Power will review the project and determine if any upgrades to the electrical grid are needed. If no upgrades are needed, customer will receive an approval to proceed. Application and fee expire one year after review date. Visit www.idahopower.com/CustomerGeneration for Idaho Power’s tariff schedules, interconnection and credit transfer eligibility requirements.
All customer generation systems must satisfy the requirements of Schedule 72, Interconnections to Non-Utility Generation. Upon completion of
the interconnection process, customers will take service under one of the following schedules in Idaho Power’s Tariff:
•Idaho Residential customers - Schedule 06, Residential Service On-Site Generation
•Idaho Small General Service customers - Schedule 08, Small General Service On-Site Generation
•All Oregon customers, and Idaho Large Commercial, Irrigation and Industrial customers - Schedule 84, Customer Energy Production/Net
Metering Service
1. Project Information All Fields Required
Account Holder _________________________________________________
Must be the customer/account holder on the Idaho Power account
Account Number ______________________
Project Location _____________________________________________________ Meter Number ________________
Address City, State Zip
Current Rate Schedule_________ Will property be used for commercial purposes? (home business, crypto currency mining)
Is this an Expansion of an existing project at location? Yes No
Project Nameplate Capacity ___________kW DC ___________ kW AC Single Phase Three Phase
Maximum System Size: 25 kW AC Residential and Small General Service; 100 kW AC Large Commercial, Industrial, Irrigation.
Tracker: None Single Axis Two Axis Battery Backup: Yes No
Inverter(s)
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
2.Project Contact (installer) All Fields Required
Company Contact
State______ Email_______________________________________ Phone (xxx) xxx-xxxx
3. Account Holder Acknowledgement
_____I authorize Idaho Power to discuss my interconnection request and on-site generation project, as well as share information about my
electric usage history, with the Project Company listed above. I further authorize such Project Company to act on my behalf to complete the
necessary documentation and requirements to interconnect my on-site generation system. (If customer does not initial this authorization, all of
Idaho Power’s communications, information-sharing, and interconnection requirements for this project must be handled directly with the
customer.)
The following acknowledgments must be initialed for Idaho Power to complete its review of this application
____ I certify that the information provided in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge.
____ I understand that the net metering program design is subject to change including, but not limited to, the interval length over which netting
occurs, compensation for excess generation and the interconnection requirements for on-site generation systems.
____ I UNDERSTAND THAT LEGISLATIVE OR REGULATORY ACTION MAY AFFECT OR ELIMINATE MY ABILITY TO SELL OR GET CREDIT FOR ANY
EXCESS POWER GENERATED BY THE SYSTEM AND MAY AFFECT THE PRICE OR VALUE OF THAT POWER. (ID RESIDENTIAL ENERGY SYSTEM

Once completed, please mail this form and the non-refundable $100 application fee to:
U.S. Postal Idaho Power Company
delivery:Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8 delivery: Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8
208-388-2559 or email
[e-mail]
Afton Van Tassell 2202918187
68742867
24S
115.2 100
288 400 Trina TSM400DEG154HC
2 50,000 SMA Core 1 - 50k 277/480
Gietzen Solar, LLC
ID [e-mail] 208-735-8990
Afton Van Tassell
208-312-1620 [e-mail]
07S21E3540 / Paul, ID
Logan Gietzen
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)
Afton Van Tassell
Nov 30, 2020
DEL326 04/2020
Customer Generation Application - Solar PV Projects
This application is an interconnection request for existing Idaho Power customers who wish to install solar PV. Upon receipt of the application and fee, Idaho Power will review the project and determine if any upgrades to the electrical grid are needed. If no upgrades are needed, customer will receive an approval to proceed. Application and fee expire one year after review date. Visit www.idahopower.com/CustomerGeneration for Idaho Power’s tariff schedules, interconnection and credit transfer eligibility requirements.
All customer generation systems must satisfy the requirements of Schedule 72, Interconnections to Non-Utility Generation. Upon completion of
the interconnection process, customers will take service under one of the following schedules in Idaho Power’s Tariff:
•Idaho Residential customers - Schedule 06, Residential Service On-Site Generation
•Idaho Small General Service customers - Schedule 08, Small General Service On-Site Generation
•All Oregon customers, and Idaho Large Commercial, Irrigation and Industrial customers - Schedule 84, Customer Energy Production/Net
Metering Service
1. Project Information All Fields Required
Account Holder _________________________________________________
Must be the customer/account holder on the Idaho Power account
Account Number ______________________
Project Location _____________________________________________________ Meter Number ________________
Address City, State Zip
Current Rate Schedule_________ Will property be used for commercial purposes? (home business, crypto currency mining)
Is this an Expansion of an existing project at location? Yes No
Project Nameplate Capacity ___________kW DC ___________ kW AC Single Phase Three Phase
Maximum System Size: 25 kW AC Residential and Small General Service; 100 kW AC Large Commercial, Industrial, Irrigation.
Tracker: None Single Axis Two Axis Battery Backup: Yes No
Inverter(s)
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
#______ Nameplate capacity each (watts):______ Manufacturer_________________ Model #_______________ Voltage______
2.Project Contact (installer) All Fields Required
Company Contact
State______ Email_______________________________________ Phone (xxx) xxx-xxxx
3. Account Holder Acknowledgement
_____I authorize Idaho Power to discuss my interconnection request and on-site generation project, as well as share information about my
electric usage history, with the Project Company listed above. I further authorize such Project Company to act on my behalf to complete the
necessary documentation and requirements to interconnect my on-site generation system. (If customer does not initial this authorization, all of
Idaho Power’s communications, information-sharing, and interconnection requirements for this project must be handled directly with the
customer.)
The following acknowledgments must be initialed for Idaho Power to complete its review of this application
____ I certify that the information provided in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge.
____ I understand that the net metering program design is subject to change including, but not limited to, the interval length over which netting
occurs, compensation for excess generation and the interconnection requirements for on-site generation systems.
____ I UNDERSTAND THAT LEGISLATIVE OR REGULATORY ACTION MAY AFFECT OR ELIMINATE MY ABILITY TO SELL OR GET CREDIT FOR ANY
EXCESS POWER GENERATED BY THE SYSTEM AND MAY AFFECT THE PRICE OR VALUE OF THAT POWER. (ID RESIDENTIAL ENERGY SYSTEM

Once completed, please mail this form and the non-refundable $100 application fee to:
U.S. Postal Idaho Power Company
delivery:Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8 delivery: Attn: Customer Generation, CHQ 8
208-388-2559 or email
[e-mail]
Afton Van Tassell 2200417547
66500033
09S
115.2 100
288 400 Trina TSM400DEG154HC
2 50,000 SMA Core 1 - 50k 277/480
Gietzen Solar, LLC
ID [e-mail] 208-735-8990
Afton Van Tassell
208-312-1620 [e-mail]
435 N 2700 E Dairy / Paul, ID
Logan Gietzen
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)
Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)Afton Van Tassell
Afton Van Tassell (Nov 30, 2020 19:03 MST)
Afton Van Tassell
Nov 30, 2020
netMetering_Application_Compiled
Final Audit Report 2020-12-01
Created:2020-12-01
By:Joey Richardson ([e-mail])
Status:Signed
Transaction ID:CBJCHBCAABAAt9AX4Vu6N4WMWP8Ij0GkphplwvkDAuPb
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