Plant expansions will add 900 MW of new generation amid surging demand
OPPD plans to add 900 megawatts of simple cycle natural gas generation with fuel oil backup to help keep the electric system reliable, resilient.
Read More >OPPD plans to add 900 megawatts of simple cycle natural gas generation with fuel oil backup to help keep the electric system reliable, resilient.
Read More >Standing Bear Lake and Turtle Creek stations represent the most significant additions to OPPD's generating fleet in more than 40 years.
Read More >Last year's top 10 stories included OPPD’s $2 billion plan for substantial generation growth, giving a shuttered Douglas County landfill new life as the home of a solar facility, and restoring power in sweltering northern Florida after Hurricane Idalia.
Read More >Machinists help keep OPPD's generating plants working. The job requires keen attention to detail and an ongoing desire to learn. And like many skilled trade jobs, it is well-paying and doesn't require a four-year degree.
Read More >Senior instructional technicians, who teach and train employees at the utility's power plants, play a critical role as OPPD hires new staff to meet unprecedented demand for electricity.
Read More >Natural gas turbines function similarly to jet engines; in fact, some of OPPD's gas turbines are modified jet engines that were originally designed for use in Boeing 737 planes.
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