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Senior team leads the way in number of women

The majority of OPPD’s senior management team is women, something that sets the utility apart from other Omaha companies.

OPPD’s commitment to energy assistance has meant millions of dollars raised for the cause through various activities.

In the 1920s, Omaha’s storefronts got a facelift with neon advertisements.

The turbine technician helps beautify her hometown of Nebraska City. The city recently awarded her for her efforts.

APPA President and CEO Sue Kelly discusses changing energy industry and issues that will impact utilities in the coming year.

The group of 21 line technicians work in all kinds of weather, at all hours, to keep customers from being left in the dark.

If you have to go outside when wind chills turn dangerous, make sure you dress as warmly as possible with multiple layers.

Completely Kids is expanding their facilities for children and families. Hear how OPPD worked with them to ensure success.

We’ve all seen substations, those big gray installations situated around the service territory. But how many does OPPD have?

OPPD is required to serve all customers, no matter what language they speak. Here’s how they do it.