Drones give OPPD an eye in the sky
Drones are a big help for OPPD’s field workers, engineers and communications department, with so many uses that the utility has a group of in-house pilots who serve the district.
Read More >Drones are a big help for OPPD’s field workers, engineers and communications department, with so many uses that the utility has a group of in-house pilots who serve the district.
Read More >OPPD and Douglas County are partnering to house a solar array on a shuttered landfill, with the help of grant funding from the Nebraska Environmental Trust.
Read More >The $1.9 billion budget includes a small increase to a line item that covers rising fuel costs, but no general rate increase.
Read More >OPPD's latest class of line technician apprentices is the largest batch the utility has ever hired, thanks to the group's high skill level.
Read More >The increase would raise customers' overall bills an average of 2.9% to help cover the rising costs of fuel and power purchased on the energy market.
Read More >Training exercises help tree crews practice and reinforce the safety protocols involved in trimming trees near power lines.
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