IPL NEWS

Notification of 2025 CA$H BACK Program As an owner-member of Inland Power, a not-for-profit cooperative, you are at the heart of everything we do. Our mission is to provide safe, reliable energy at the most affordable rates. Each year, when revenues surpass the cost of providing service, those excess funds are allocated to active members’ CA$H BACK accounts, also known as capital credits. The Board may decide to retain these margins for future investments in the cooperative’s

August is typically one of the hottest months of the year, causing air conditioners in our homes to work overtime to maintain comfortable home environments. During extreme heat, many members may notice a jump in their electric bills and may wonder about the factors that contribute to electricity costs. At Inland Power, we believe that understanding your electric bill is crucial for being an informed member. While the total amount due may appear as a single figure, it actually

We want to keep you informed about an upcoming change to your electric bill beginning on July 1, 2026. The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) has added a Financial Reserves Policy (FRP) surcharge to Inland's power bill. This is mainly due to three years of lower-than-average water levels, along with higher costs to purchase power. Inland Power’s portion of this is about $715,000. There’s also a second surcharge tied to a federal court order that requires more water to be s

Just a quick reminder to our valued members that it is strictly prohibited to attach any object, signs, equipment, wires, cameras, and/or any fastener that penetrates or wraps (e.g., nails, screws, staples, lag bolts, bands, straps, wires) to a utility pole. Unauthorized attachments are prohibited regardless of purpose, size, weight, material, or duration. Inland Power may remove and discard any unauthorized attachment without notice. Violators may be subject to fines an

We take pride in the natural beauty that trees provide us with —whether it’s the shade on a warm summer day, the vibrant colors that signal the changing seasons, or the resilience of something that grows slowly but endures. At the same time, Inland Power carries an essential responsibility. This duty involves keeping the lights on, supplying energy to our homes and businesses, and ensuring that when you flip a switch, the power you depend on is instantly accessible. One of th