Omaha Public Power District

Overview

Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) is a not-for-profit electric utility serving over 310,000 customers across a 5,000-square-mile area in southeast Nebraska. Established in 1946, it stands among the largest publicly owned utilities in the United States and operates under the governance of an elected Board of Directors. The headquarters is based in Omaha.

The utility is responsible for the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, utilizing a diverse energy portfolio that includes coal, natural gas, oil, nuclear, and renewable energy sources such as wind and solar. OPPD focuses on facility maintenance and upgrades to meet growing energy demands and serves residential, commercial, and industrial customers throughout the region.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 402-636-2000
• Website: oppd.com
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/omaha-public-power-district

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Low-cost reliable electricity
• Nationally recognized customer service
• Products & services to help manage energy efficiency
• Public power
• Renewable energy policy advocacy
• Coal power plants
• Energy reliability
• Public power sustainability
• Renewable energy capacity building
• Local renewable energy projects
• Community energy services
• Renewable energy project development
• Natural gas power
• Energy system upgrades
• Solar power
• Public utility governance
• Distribution
• Power plant maintenance
• Infrastructure investment
• Environmental compliance
• Public power energy transition
• Energy sustainability initiatives
• Community energy programs
• Local energy solutions
• Energy generation
• Power plants
• Energy demand management
• Transmission
• Diverse energy sources
• Community energy planning
• Energy efficiency programs
• Energy policy
• Local power generation
• Energy system modernization
• Power grid management
• Renewable energy integration
• Renewable energy integration strategies
• Electric vehicles
• Hydropower stations
• Energy system innovation
• Electric power generation, transmission and distribution
• Public power climate initiatives
• Power generation
• Energy management
• Public ownership model
• Local renewable energy projects
• Power distribution
• Renewable energy diversification

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• CAT
• DoubleClick
• DoubleClick Conversion
• Drone
• Eloqua
• Facebook Custom Audiences
• Facebook Login (Connect)
• Facebook Widget
• Gem
• Google Analytics
• Google Cloud Machine Learning Engine
• Google Dynamic Remarketing
• Google Tag Manager
• Highcharts JS Library
• Mapbox
• Microsoft Office 365
• Mobile Friendly
• Mode
• Outlook
• Remote
• Ruxit
• Silverpop
• Slack

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches