Hoku's plant in Idaho faces power loss over unpaid bill

Star Advertiser Sunday 5th February, 2012

BOISE, Idaho » Idaho Power Co. told Honolulu-based polysilicon maker Hoku Corp. that the utility could shut off its power by Jan. 3 if it doesn't pay its $1.9 million electricity bill from November.

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