OPPD and M.U.D. are calling on the community to come together to help make a difference for those in need by participating in the 16th annual Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth.
Read More >>
OPPD Board of Directors elected members who will serve in leadership roles for 2023.
Read More >>
The proposed project, known as OPPD-Douglas County SOLUS (Solar on Landfills Utility Scale), is a joint-effort between the utility and Douglas County.
Read More >>
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 28, OPPD will be moving a natural gas turbine to Turtle Creek Station (TCS), a natural gas generation balancing plant currently under construction.
Read More >>
The OPPD Board of Directors approved the $1.9 billion Corporate Operating Plan (COP) at their December monthly meeting.
Read More >>
OPPD will be conducting aerial surveys of various transmission lines and equipment Dec. 15-18.
Read More >>
Starting Sunday evening, Dec. 11, OPPD will begin moving a second simple-cycle generator and turbine set to Turtle Creek Station (TCS), a natural gas generation balancing plant currently under construction.
Read More >>
Omaha Public Power District is seeking qualified customers to enlist in a new pilot – the Customer Assistance Program (CAP).
Read More >>
Follow this guidance to help keep your holidays merry, bright and, most importantly, safe.
Read More >>
The annual Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth is taking place Saturday, March 4, 2023 to raise money for greatly-needed utility assistance programs.
Read More >>
OPPD leaders presented their preliminary $1.9 billion Corporate Operating Plan (COP) for 2023 to the Board of Directors at Tuesday's committee meetings. The plan would hold general rates steady; however, it does include a modest fuel and purchased power factor increase to keep up with the rising costs of fuel and purchased power.
Read More >>
Middle school, high school, and college students from across Nebraska and the country are invited to take part in a contest to come up with their own clean energy campaigns.
Read More >>
OPPD is planning to move a large simple-cycle combustion turbine on Nov. 6.
Read More >>
On Oct. 30 and Nov. 1, and then again in December, OPPD will begin moving heavy equipment to Turtle Creek Station.
Read More >>
At the October meetings for the OPPD Board of Directors, utility management provided an update on the environmental portion of our mission to deliver affordable, reliable, and environmentally sensitive energy services.
Read More >>
OPPD is receiving an increased number of customer reports of utility scam phone calls this afternoon.
Read More >>
Despite industry challenges, Omaha Public Power District is making good progress on its Power with Purpose (PwP) initiative.
Read More >>
Middle school, high school, and college students from across Nebraska and the country, as well as college students from Colombia, India, United Kingdom and United Arab Emirates, are invited to engage with OPPD to find ways to fill the workforce gaps for all Nebraska businesses.
Read More >>
Beginning tonight and over the next couple of weeks, OPPD will be working with contractors to transport nine Wärtsilä reciprocating internal combustion engines to the Standing Bear Lake Station, near 114th & Military Rd.
Read More >>
Utility remains committed to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050
Read More >>
