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Spokane-based Avista Corp., which provides electric and natural gas service to much of northern Idaho, has joined the staff of the Idaho Public Utilities Commission (PUC) in asking the Commission to approve a rate case settlement agreement that could mean higher rates – though not as high as the utility first sought. ![]()
Regulators weigh utilities’ efficiency targets in Wash. state
Following a lengthy process, the Washington’s Utilities and Transportation Commission approved PacifiCorp’s and Avista Utilities’ targets for meeting the energy efficiency provisions of the state’s clean energy law. Initiative 937 requires the state’s major electric utilities to capture all of the cost-effective conservation in their service territories beginning in 2010.![]()
Portland getting solarized
- The Energy Activist - Summer 2010
- Welcome to the first eActivist
- Future tense: Clearing the way for clean energy
- Member Organization Profile - Moontown Foundation
- Working Snake River project seeks broad involvement, political leadership to protect Northwest wild salmon
- Regulators weigh utilities’ efficiency targets in Washington state
- More woes for MSTI transmission line
- Avista reaches settlement with stakeholders in latest rate case
- Portland getting solarized

