For chemists at OPPD, attention to detail, problem-solving skills are critical
Chemists play key roles at OPPD's generation plants, helping to ensure the plants are operating safely and effectively.
Read More >Chemists play key roles at OPPD's generation plants, helping to ensure the plants are operating safely and effectively.
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.
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