OPPD team travels to Illinois to help restore power after damaging storm
The team helped restore power in Danville, about 140 miles south of Chicago. “We wanted to get out there and help as soon as we could.”
Read More >Chicks at North Omaha Station and Fort Calhoun Station are doing well, and hope remains that chicks will hatch at Nebraska City Station next year.
Read More >Commitment, consistency and resilience pay off for OPPD's Dustin Marvel – at work and in the Ironman triathlon. “Growth happens when you trust the process and keep moving forward."
Read More >Workers string power lines, including an ultra high voltage 345-kilovolt transmission line, across the Platte River near Louisiville, one of many projects in the works.
Read More >The team helped restore power in Danville, about 140 miles south of Chicago. “We wanted to get out there and help as soon as we could.”
Read More >Summer has officially begun. These tips can help keep your family safe during the summer months.
Read More >OPPD, other SPP members benefit from being part of a diverse and wide-ranging regional transmission organization that ensures reliability, competitive prices.
Read More >Check out these programs and tips that can help you conserve energy and save money this summer while keeping your home cool and comfortable.
Read More >The votes are in, and the names for this year's chicks were the overwhelming favorites. You can see the chicks' contrasting personalities in their banding video.
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