Energy news from Omaha Public Power District
Energy news from Omaha Public Power District
Crews constructing renewable energy projects help boost local businesses, and the communities benefit from tax revenue once the projects are up and running.
Read More >Input from the public helps OPPD create a broad, high-level roadmap, known as an Integrated System Plan, to guide the utility’s work over the next decade.
Read More >It's a good time to take care of routine and seasonal maintenance. Even minor changes or fixes can make your home more energy efficient and help save you money.
Read More >The assessment examines applicants’ skills, work ethic and attitude. “We’re not just testing for the right skills. We’re looking at how well we can work with the person.”
Read More >Scammers don’t always hide behind a telephone. Sometimes they try to take advantage of customers by posing as utility employees. These tips can help you identify a legitimate utility worker.
Read More >OPPD’s Marshmallow Challenge gives fifth graders the opportunity to collaborate and problem solve while building a tower made of pasta.
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March 23-27 is Severe Weather Awareness Week in Nebraska. It's a good time to brush up on some safety tips and make sure you're prepared for bad weather.
Read More >The 19th annual Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth, which raises money for utility assistance, helps customers facing financial hardships who need support to get back on track.
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