At this week’s committee meetings for the OPPD Board of Directors, utility leaders shared the results of annual residential and business syndicated customer surveys, which gave the utility high marks in customer satisfaction and engagement.
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During this work, the public may see a small plane flying near power lines in the Omaha metropolitan area and northward toward a transmission line interconnection in Woodbury County, Iowa.
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At this week’s all-committees meeting of the OPPD Board of Directors, the utility shared its Customer Payment and Affordability Trends report.
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OPPD is taking the next step to add more generation to keep our electric system reliable and resilient amid unprecedented growth.
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OPPD is challenging teams of 5th grade students to build a structure out of only spaghetti, tape and string, topped off with a marshmallow — in 20 minutes or less.
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OPPD and MUD are teaming up, for the 17th annual Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth on Saturday, March 2 at Zone 6 in Aksarben Village. Funds raised provide utility bill assistance for customers going through hard financial times.
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As dangerously cold temperatures chill our service territory, OPPD employees are working around the clock to ensure our customers stay safe and warm. Utility leaders shared the district’s efforts in reports to the OPPD Board of Directors during their committee meetings Tuesday, ahead of their monthly board meeting this evening.
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OPPD is proactively asking our customers to conserve energy today and for the next several days to help keep our systems and your homes and businesses safe and energized. Our teams continue to work around the clock for you.
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OPPD Board of Directors approved the utility’s $2.1 billion corporate operating plan for 2024. The plan includes a modest general rate increase to help maintain robust and reliable electrical service amid rising costs and growing customer demand.
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The 17th annual Heat the Streets takes place March 2, 2024, at Zone 6 in Aksarben Village, 1911 S. 67th St. in Omaha. Those who sign up by December 31 receive a discounted registration.
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Registration for the 17th annual Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth opens on Friday, November 24. The event takes place March 2, 2024, at Zone 6 in Aksarben Village, 1911 S. 67th St. in Omaha.
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This time of year, we usually see an increase in reports from customers receiving phone calls and texts from phony utility representatives seeking money.
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OPPD is asking its Board of Directors to consider an average 2.5% increase in retail rates across all customer classes for 2024 as part of the utility’s proposed 2024 Corporate Operating Plan (COP).
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OPPD is seeking proposals for the potential development of a landfill solar project, a joint effort with Douglas County, Neb.
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During the October board meeting, directors accepted the monitoring reports for Strategic Directive 7: Environmental Stewardship and SD 13: Stakeholder Outreach & Engagement.
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Starting Monday, Oct. 9, OPPD will be conducting aerial inspections of transmission lines and equipment to help ensure reliability and resiliency of our electric system.
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OPPD has earned an honorable distinction for its commitment to proper urban forest management, including tree planting and care in its service territory.
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Beginning this Sunday, Oct. 1, and again on Sunday, Oct 8, specialized large-equipment movers on behalf of Omaha Public Power District will move two Generator Step-up (GSU) Transformers to the Turtle Creek Station site at 168th & Fairview Rd. in Sarpy County.
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During committee meetings for the OPPD Board of Directors this week, utility leadership presented their annual monitoring report for Strategic Directive (SD) 9: Integrated Systems Planning.
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OPPD is taking a prudent approach to the Master Facilities Plan and will use data and thorough research to drive our decisions. We remain flexible on location, facilities and timing.
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