As #PublicPowerWeek comes to a close, we’re proud to celebrate what makes Nebraska unique: we’re the only state powered 100% by public power. ⚡🧡 https://t.co/9BGPU3lykE
We're currently tackling half a dozen major transmission projects across our 1,300-mile transmission network to ensure long-term grid strength and economic growth. https://t.co/u9VxBgqKTp
Looking to bring an artistic flair to the energy industry? 🖌️🎨 We're searching for a Creative Services Coordinator to join our team. 💡
Apply now ➡️https://t.co/rujm745055
@DrewCombs95 degrees. Your thermostat management tool will ensure the room temperature is back to your desired setting after the event has concluded. Enroll a qualified smart thermostat via your thermostat app or online and
Get a one-time $100 bill credit after enrollment plus an 2/3
Registration is open for the 20th annual Heat the Streets Run & Walk for Warmth, a community tradition that brings people together to support local families facing utility hardship. 🧡💙
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@bycaid After an event, your AC may run longer to cool back down, but total energy use is typically lower than keeping your home cool all afternoon plus you're helping lower demand on the overall system. For more information on smart thermostats please visit https://t.co/3JwDK0YTYK 2/2
@bycaid Hello. It sounds like you are referring to the $30 Smart Thermostat Program participation credit. Smart thermostat events occur up to 15 days per year, between May-October excluding holidays. Events occur on weekdays between noon and 9 p.m. and last no more than 4 hours. 1/2
If your home or business is experiencing flooding, know what steps to take before power can be safely restored. Learn more about flood safety, disconnection and reconnection: https://t.co/zUI2m6eiJD
Check current outages on our outage map: https://t.co/5tDSXNjhE8
With both summer and winter peaks rising in recent years, accurate forecasting and resource planning are more important than ever as we power our communities now and into the future. 💡 https://t.co/takkbCmD5V
Migratory raptor, expert fish hunter, a single species spread worldwide — these are just a few unique traits that help define the amazing osprey. We feel lucky to have these incredible birds nesting at our North Omaha and Fort Calhoun stations. 🦅🪺
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We are gathering feedback on the portfolios shared during our Integrated System Plan Workshop 3. Your input plays an important role in shaping the final results, and you can share your comments until Oct. 22, 2026.
View the portfolios & share feedback ➡️ https://t.co/HtfFVneaqu
@slimstacy2 I am very sorry about the disturbance to your garden. Could you please direct message us your address so we can investigate this further? Could you also clarify if you saw an OPPD worker in your garden or if you just noticed OPPD flag markers, this will help us alert the 1/2
Looking for a powerful job opportunity in the energy industry? 💡We're searching for multiple Substation Modification & Compliance Engineers to join our team.
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We are accepting public comments on a new pilot that will provide customers an opportunity to save money by opting into a rate program that offers a price break for using electricity during summer off-peak hours. 💡
Learn more & leave comments here 👉https://t.co/eWsvlbvxvb
At the meeting this evening, the Omaha Public Power District Board of Directors gave utility management the go-ahead to work with a developer on the purchase of its former downtown headquarters.
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@sharp_tail Hi there. If you are enrolled in one or more of Google's programs, please reach out to their customer service for questions and further assistance. More information on terms and conditions can be found here: https://t.co/NIuzXRtxiZ
OPPD's Board of Directors meeting is today at 5 p.m. at the Omaha-Douglas Civic Center. The public is welcome to attend in person, virtually or by phone call.
For more information, visit https://t.co/PZP9Ha5985 #PublicPower