On-site decommissioning officially ends at Fort Calhoun Station
OPPD achieved substantial completion at the plant on Oct. 7, marking a bittersweet moment for the utility.
Read More >OPPD achieved substantial completion at the plant on Oct. 7, marking a bittersweet moment for the utility.
Read More >Ospreys are unique in that they are a single species spread worldwide. They have changed very little over millions of years, and their evolutionary adaptations have made them highly skilled fish hunters.
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 >Crews recently demolished the plant’s containment housing, the last major structure at the site. OPPD will complete decommissioning later this year.
Read More >The osprey chicks at Fort Calhoun Station will take flight soon, and this year we have osprey chicks at North Omaha Station, as well.
Read More >As decommissioning work continues, radiation protection technicians' roles change, but their overall goal – keeping people and the environment safe – remains the same.
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