IDACORP, Inc., along with its subsidiaries, is engaged in various aspects of electric energy management across the United States, including the generation, transmission, distribution, purchase, and sale of electricity. The company manages a generation portfolio that encompasses 17 hydropower plants situated in southern Idaho and eastern Oregon, three natural gas-fired facilities in southern Idaho, and stakes in two coal-fired steam electric plants located in Wyoming and Nevada. As of December 31, 2021, IDACORP's infrastructure included approximately 4,843 pole-miles of high-voltage transmission lines, complemented by 23 step-up transmission substations at power plants, 21 transmission substations, 10 switching stations, and 30 mixed-use transmission and distribution substations. Furthermore, it operates 187 energized distribution substations and boasts around 28,570 pole-miles of distribution lines, delivering electric utility services to nearly 604,000 retail customers throughout southern Idaho and eastern Oregon. The customer base includes commercial and industrial sectors, such as food processing, electronics and general manufacturing, agriculture, health care, government, and education. The company's operating expenses amount to $4,829,000.00 encompassing various operational costs incurred. Moreover, IDACORP incurred an interest expense of $168,191,000.00 reflecting its debt servicing obligations. The EBITDA ratio is 0.41 highlighting the company's operational efficiency, while the income before tax ratio stands at 0.17 reflecting the pre-tax margin. Additionally, the operating income ratio is 0.22 indicating the company's operational profitability margin. In the investment landscape, IDACORP's stock is reasonably priced at $125.70 appealing to a broad range of investors. However, the stock has a low average trading volume of 454,228.00 indicating lower market activity. With a mid-range market capitalization of $7,811,029,720.00 the company stands as a steady performer in the industry. IDACORP is a key player in the Regulated Electric industry, contributing significantly to the overall market landscape, while it belongs to the Utilities sector, driving innovation and growth within its sphere.