Energy news from Omaha Public Power District
Energy news from Omaha Public Power District
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 >A feasibility study, scheduled to launch in December, will examine the details of the proposed project, which would be the first utility-scale solar installation on a capped landfill in Nebraska.
Read More >OPPD issued its 2,000th customer-owned generation interconnection application Aug. 9, an important milestone for the utility.
Read More >The utility will pursue the possible development of an existing 310-megawatt solar project in York County to support growth.
Read More >OPPD partnered with the Luminarium to place 336 solar panels on the building’s roof. The array reflects OPPD's shift toward renewable energy and interest in encouraging students to consider careers in STEM fields.
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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