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2,000,000
CUSTOMERS
4,800
EMPLOYEES
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PacifiCorp

Connecting the West

A leading western U.S. energy services provider and the largest grid owner/operator in the West, PacifiCorp serves 2 million customers in six western states. The company is comprised of two business units: Pacific Power (serving Oregon, Washington and California) and Rocky Mountain Power (serving Utah, Idaho and Wyoming).

 

PacifiCorp's diverse generation portfolio includes hydro, wind, natural gas, coal, solar and geothermal resources. As the largest regulated utility owner of wind power in the West, PacifiCorp continues to expand renewable energy capacity, while also building transmission lines, strengthening the grid and making smart investments for a clean, reliable and resilient energy system.

 

For additional business information, view our fact sheet.

SERVICE AREA

141,500

SQUARE MILES

Who We Are

 

PacifiCorp draws on its integrated energy system, its vast energy grid and its culture of innovation and partnership to
connect customers and communities to the low-cost, reliable and increasingly renewable energy they need to thrive and prosper.

Pacific Power

Oregon, Washington and California

 

Based in Portland, Oregon, Pacific Power draws on its pioneering heritage and proud track record of partnership to deliver cleaner, safer and more reliable energy to 791,000 customers in approximately 250 communities.

Rocky Mountain Power

Utah, Wyoming and Idaho

 

Based in Salt Lake City, and serving over 1.2 million customers, the company continually works to improve the quality of life for its customers and communities through innovative programs and collaborative partnerships.

Our Assets

 

PacifiCorp has 65,300 miles of distribution lines and 17,100 miles of transmission lines - more than any other single entity in the West.

 

11.5

MEGAWATTS

PacifiCorp’s owned generation capacity.

 

28% 

RENEWABLE

Renewable and other noncarbon resources*
currently make up more than 28% of

generation capacity.

 

81K

MILES

Length of distribution and transmission lines – more than any other single entity in the West.
*All or some of the renewable energy attributes associated with wind, geothermal and qualifying hydroelectric facilities may be used in future years to comply with renewable portfolio standards or other regulatory requirements or sold to third parties in the form of renewable energy credits or other environmental commodities.