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 >Streetlight workers have to be organized, mechanically inclined and able to work in the weather to help OPPD maintain more than 108,000 streetlights throughout Omaha and nearby communities.
Read More >OPPD line technicians show off their skills, fare well at the International Lineman's Rodeo.
Read More >As the days get shorter and Halloween approaches, you can help make sure streets and walkways stay lit by reporting streetlight outages.
Read More >OPPD employees and their mutual aid counterparts discuss working to restore power after a devastating storm caused the largest power outage in the utility's history.
Read More >The wires, which you've probably seen stretched diagonally from the ground to near the top of power poles, help balance and stabilize the poles during rough weather.
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