Scoping assessments identify potential energy-saving projects. This can include identification of peak demand reducing strategies applicable to the Flex Peak program. These assessments are free to qualifying customers and are performed by Idaho Power contracted consultants.

Application

Steps to Participate:

1. Download the scoping assessment application from this page.
2. Fill out the scoping assessment application and submit it to [email protected]
   • Idaho Power will determine which scoping assessment will best meet customer needs and will request a proposal based on the nature of the work.
   • A program engineer reviews the application and if approved, an assessment number is assigned and written approval is sent to the participant and selected auditor, which initiates the scoping auditor to begin coordination with the participant.
   • Historical project and energy use information will be provided to the scoping auditor to aid the analysis.
3. A scoping auditor coordinates and completes work with the participant and provides a report to [email protected] for review within 90 days of approval.
4. After report approval, the report is provided to the customer.
5. If there is interest in moving forward with any of the measures identified in the assessment, contact your energy advisor program engineer to submit a pre-approval application. Visit maya82.com/business for more information.

Who’s Eligible?

Rate 9P, 19P and special contracts customers are eligible to apply. Rate 9S customers may also apply and will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis for approval. Participants can check their bill or ask their energy advisor to determine their rate schedule.

Qualifying customers can receive a 75% reimbursement, up to $12,500, for a thorough analysis of specific systems with cost-effective energy efficiency potential.

Application

Steps to participate:

1. The customer solicits a proposal from their chosen consultant for the scope of work being considered for the detailed assessment.
2. Download the audit application from this page.
3. Fill out the audit application and submit it to [email protected], along with a copy of the chosen consultant’s proposal.
   • A program engineer reviews the application and if approved, assigns an audit number.
   • Written approval is sent to the customer and selected consultant, which initiates the consultant to begin coordination with the customer to complete the work.
   • The consultant coordinates with the customer, completes the work and provides a copy of the final report to the customer.
   • The customer submits a copy of the final report and the audit invoice to [email protected].
   • After final report review and approval, reimbursement is provided to the customer.
4. If there is interest in moving forward with any of the measures identified in the audit, contact your energy advisor program engineer to submit a pre-approval application. Visit maya82.com/business for more information.

Who’s Eligible?

Rate 9P, 19P and special contracts customers are eligible to apply. Rate 9S customers may also apply and will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis for approval. Participants can check their bill or ask their energy advisor to determine their rate schedule.

The Oregon Commercial Audit is a program for commercial and industrial customers located within Idaho Power’s Oregon service area. An Idaho Power representative or consultant for the company will provide a no-cost audit of your facility to help identify energy-saving opportunities. These areas could include operations and maintenance best practices, HVAC, lighting systems and building envelope. Customers will receive an official report of the audit results as well as proposed energy-savings if measures are implemented. Improvements and energy-saving measures can often be low or no cost to customers. These projects may also increase comfort, productivity and enhance the overall perception of your business.

Who’s Eligible?

Oregon rate 7 and 9 may be eligible to apply. Participants can check their bill or ask their energy advisor to determine their rate schedule or other opportunities for saving energy and money.