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The Pleasant Valley Solar project partners—Matrix Renewables, rPlus Energies, Sundt Construction, EliTe Solar, and Idaho Power—have committed $123,000 to scholarships at Boise State University and the College of Western Idaho. Each institution will receive $61,500 for two new scholarships: the Local First – Pleasant Valley Solar Scholarship and the Energy First – Pleasant Valley Solar Scholarship. The Local First Scholarship aims to support students in counties where rPlus Energies operates, while the Energy First Scholarship focuses on students pursuing careers in the energy sector. Both scholarships will be available starting December 2024. This initiative aligns with Matrix Renewables' mission to promote sustainable energy practices and community development. The Pleasant Valley Solar project, a 200 MW solar installation, is currently under construction and will power Meta's new data center in Kuna, ID.
IDACORP, Inc. reported Q1 2024 net income of $48.2 million, a decrease from Q1 2023 due to lower usage per customer, offset by rate changes and customer growth. The company reaffirmed its 2024 earnings guidance of $5.25-$5.45 per share, expecting higher capital spending. Idaho Power will use additional tax credits in 2024. Depreciation and interest expenses increased due to system investments, while other O&M expenses rose primarily from pension and wildfire mitigation costs. Total revenues increased, but transmission wheeling-related revenues decreased. Idaho Power expects growth in hydropower generation and O&M expenses in 2024.