20210527Customer Notice.pdf

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Rocky Mountain Power rate filing
reflects low-cost,clean energy transformation
Rocky Mountain Power filed a request with the Idaho Public Utilities Commissionto implement its long-
term plan to modernize how the company produces,transports and delivers electricity to power Idaho's
future.
Beginning in 2022,the proposed new rates would result in an increase of 7.0 percent for customers
overall.On average,residential customers would see an increase of about $10.32 per month.
The Idaho commission will examine Rocky Mountain Power's request and will determine whether the
request should be accepted as filed,modified,or rejected.The rate change ordered by the commission
would take effect on January 1,2022.Rocky Mountain Power's initial request proposes the following
changes by rate schedule:
Proposed Price Change-Effective Jan.1,2022
Residential -Schedule1 9.2%
Residential -Schedule36 10.0%
General Service-Schedule6 9.4%
General Service-Schedule9 8.1%
Irrigation -Schedule 10 6.7%
General Service-Schedule23 4.9%
General Service-Schedule35 9.4%
Public Street Lighting -38.6%
Contract -Schedule400 4.9%
Overall Increase 7.0%
The public may comment on the proposal as the commission studies the company's request.A copy of
the company's application is available for public review on the commission's website,
www.puc.idaho.gov,under Case No.PAC-E-21-07.Customers may also subscribeto the commission's
RSS feed to receive periodic updates via email.The request is also available at the company's offices in
Rexburg,Preston,Shelley and Montpelier,or on the web at www.rockymountainpower.net/Idaho
regulatoryfilings.
Idaho Public Utilities Commission Rocky Mountain Power offices
www.puc.idaho.gov Rexburg-127 East Main
11331 W.Chinden Blvd.Building 8,Suite 201-A Preston -509 S.2nd East
Boise,ID 83714 Shelley -852 E.1400 North
Montpelier-24852 U.S.Hwy 89