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Video: OPPD’s Cool Smart program

The demand-side management program not only shaves load for OPPD, but pays participating customers in the process.

This system is used when customers have on-site generation at their homes, which can offset their electricity usage from OPPD.

The equipment added to power lines stops them from falling victim to “galloping” during icy winter weather.

Utilities take a number of factors – and a wide range of date – into account when they set electricity rates for customers.

Caretakers of the facility use the trees’ own trimmings to replenish the mulch used on its 26 acres.

Remember these kite safety tips to ensure a safe outing, and avoid disrupting power by interfering with electrical equipment.

“Gee, it sure would be great to camouflage that green metal box in my yard,” you think to yourself while planning your

There are steps customers can to minimize outage impacts if one should occur, including how to report the outage to OPPD.

When severe storms cause major damage to its infrastructure, OPPD can seek partial reimbursement from FEMA.

What was that flicker many across the region felt on Jan. 15? A system dip.