Energy news from Omaha Public Power District
Energy news from Omaha Public Power District
The utility is switching to front-lot ducted service, which means housing developers install duct systems in front yards to hold electrical wires. Previously, OPPD buried wires in backyards.
Read More >Check out these programs and tips that can help you conserve energy and save money this summer while keeping your home cool and comfortable.
Read More >The federal Inflation Reduction Act offers incentives to help you make upgrades to reduce your energy costs, make your home more energy efficient, and use more sustainable power sources.
Read More >OPPD issued its 2,000th customer-owned generation interconnection application Aug. 9, an important milestone for the utility.
Read More >Whispering Roots and Habitat for Humanity, the first recipients of funding from Greener Together, report on their progress, as the list of contenders for the next round of funding is narrowed.
Read More >OPPD is offering $2,000 rebates for new customer-owned solar systems installed with an OPPD solar Trade Ally.
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