Sorting thousands of bills with customers in mind
OPPD’s government relations team is busy during legislative sessions in Nebraska and Washington, D.C., making sure bills won’t adversely affect its customers.
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Energy news from Omaha Public Power District
Energy news from Omaha Public Power District
Working for You
OPPD engineers are integral to our business
Feb. 16-22 is Engineering Week. Meet a few of the OPPD engineers who work behind the scenes to bring you power every day.
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General
Voluntary emissions limit focuses on the future
With the new approved permit requirements, Nebraska City Station units 1 and 2 will see a reduction in potential emissions.
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Leading the Way
EV grant will expand charger access
OPPD has secured money to help bring more electric vehicle chargers to locations within the utility’s service territory.
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General
Event keeps count of bird species, habits over time
Any bird or nature enthusiast can join the Great Backyard Bird Count, which begins Feb. 14. OPPD’s arboretum is a great place to find them.
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General
Utility scam reports are at an all-time high and climbing
Customer reports of scam phone calls have skyrocketed in recent years, with no signs of slowing. Learn how OPPD is fighting back.
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Powerful Life
‘Genuine compassion’ led retiree to second career as a nurse
A 36-year utility career was good preparation for OPPD retiree Mary Finley, who is now a nurse at Immanuel Hospital.
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How Does That Work?
Balloons can cause problems with power lines
Foil, or mylar, balloons can cause power outages and damage equipment if they come into contact with energized lines. Take these steps when disposing of them.
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