OPPD going door-to-door in pilot aimed at bringing added support to those who need it most
We're launching a new door-to-door outreach, bringing customer service directly to the homes of those who may need support.
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OPPD invites the public to its next Integrated System Plan workshop, to learn and provide input about future energy plans
OPPD is continuing a comprehensive planning process designed to ensure we're prepared to support future growth while maintaining reliable, affordable and environmentally sensitive electric service.
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Expanded Home Protection Plans give OPPD customers affordable coverage options when unexpected home repairs arise
Omaha Public Power District is introducing new offerings to Home Protection Plans, giving residential customers more affordable options to help protect the essential systems, appliances and electronic devices they rely on every day.
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OPPD shares progress on generation & transmission buildouts to meet growing energy demand
OPPD is adding power generation and transmission infrastructure to meet rapidly growing electricity demand. Utility leaders shared a progress report with its board of directors at their committee meetings this week.
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Phone scammer tried to set up in-person meetup with OPPD customer
Learn how to stay safe amidst a report of phone scammer
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Utilities & non-profit team up for next Community Resource Fair
OPPD, Black Hills Energy and Southeast Nebraska Community Action Partnership will host the next Community Resource Fair next Tuesday, Aug. 18, in Louisville, Neb.
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OPPD invites public to open houses on projects to keep power reliable, resilient while supporting community growth & development
Omaha Public Power District is improving and expanding our transmission and distribution systems to pave the way for significant growth and development.
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OPPD announces final transmission project route & updates board on more efforts to keep energy affordable and reliable
OPPD conducted extensive community outreach over the past several months to educate customers and receive feedback on potential transmission line routes.
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OPPD mutual aid crews deploying to Illinois in wake of storm that left hundreds of thousands powerless
The crews will support Ameren, which has about 70,000 customers without power. Ameren is based in Collinsville, Ill., and serves about 2.5 million electric customers.
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OPPD’s peregrine falcon chicks have names!
After inviting the public to help name the two new female chicks born this spring at OPPD's North Omaha Station (NOS), customers responded in a big way. A thousand votes were cast, with Yin and Yang emerging as the clear favorites.
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Help Name OPPD’s Newest Peregrine Falcon Chicks
OPPD is asking the community to help choose names worthy of its newest feathered residents. OPPD employees submitted name suggestions, and the public can vote for their favorites.
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OPPD signs deals tied to two renewable energy projects
Omaha Public Power District has signed a power purchase agreement with Nebraska-based Sandhills Energy for a new 250-megawatt (MW) facility coming to Burt County, Neb. Sandhills Energy is also taking ownership of the proposed K-Junction Solar in York County.
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AMI tech already yielding benefits for OPPD and customers
The new technology gives customers a more detailed picture of their energy usage and how to improve efficiency. It also helps reduce longer-term billing and meter-reading costs, catch potential problems early and strengthen the overall grid.
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