Douglas County landfill to gain new life as OPPD solar array
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 >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 80-ton battery is part of a pilot program that will test how battery storage can be integrated into OPPD’s grid. The battery will be capable of producing 1 MW of power for up to about two hours, comparable to providing power for nearly 75 homes with one full discharge.
Read More >Automation techs are building and experimenting with advanced equipment to help OPPD transform into the utility of the future.
Read More >The new public DC fast chargers in OPPD's service territory can fully charge a vehicle in about 30 minutes
Read More >The contract is a big step forward for a project that will provide important research to help ensure reliability as OPPD brings more renewables online.
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