As we approach Halloween, OPPD takes a closer look at the monsters you cannot see.
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Scammers are falsely telling customers they need to pay for a meter replacement.
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OPPD will be inspecting transmission lines and equipment via helicopter, weather permitting.
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OPPD is making great strides in its plan to add utility-scale solar with natural gas backup, including continuing conversations with customers.
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Scammers are using a new tactic, reaching out to some customers via text messages.
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OPPD has received more than 100 reports of scam calls so far today, and that number continues to climb.
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At this week’s committee meetings for the OPPD Board of Directors, locations were identified for two new natural gas units.
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OPPD has received more than 60 reports of scam calls so far today, and that number continues to climb.
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OPPD is working hard to ensure continued affordable, reliable, and environmentally sensitive energy services.
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OPPD conducting substation inspections with drone technology.
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OPPD is working to forge lifelong relationships with its customer-owners. And the utility wants to go even further to meet their changing expectations now and in the future.
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OPPD and M.U.D. customers in Douglas County get needed financial boost.
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Board receives update on progress toward directive goals
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OPPD is taking to the skies to help ensure electric reliability for its customer-owners.
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OPPD has a new and improved process for those wanting to generate their own electricity.
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OPPD's District Board of Directors received positive financial check-up for the utility today during their monthly meeting.
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OPPD is seeing an uptick today in reports of scammers trying to take advantage of our customers.
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Utility recognized for environmental programs, initiatives
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Board approves new recommendation from utility leadership.
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Effective April 10, OPPD’s arboretum at 108th and Blondo streets and Power Park ballfields near the North Omaha Power Station will close to the public.
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