Director, Subdivision 6 @OPPDcares
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@flintforoppd@OPPDCares@sandhillsenergy Benefits from a larger grid exceed costs, generally through sharing lower cost generating resources and resilience during stress on the grid.
PPAs have been used in Nebraska to access financial incentives that were available only to entities with tax liability.
Very glad to have more solar coming online to meet growing demand in our community.
Much appreciation to the dedicated staff at @OPPDCares and @sandhillsenergy who worked together to make this happen.
#CleanEnergy#LocalPower
@flintforoppd@OPPDCares@sandhillsenergy Project location is relatively close to OPPD's service territory, and transmission capacity is available to deliver the power as studied by SPP prior to issuing GIA.
Generation closer to load has benefits, but it's a tradeoff with land price/availability close to the urban area.
I am excited about this, #PublicPower is doing distributed capacity procurement. #DERs#DCP
"However, he said he is glad the resolution moves the utility toward more distributed energy resources, which typically include measures such as rooftop solar and battery storage."
I want coal out of my district. OPPD needs to be supporting, encouraging, and installing clean energy on homes and businesses. This will increase reliability, decrease costs, and provide resilience.
I'll continue this work immediately in January.
photo credit: OWH
Director Williams "voted against the resolution, saying he has supported the removal of coal since before he was elected and cannot approve guidance to utility leaders that allows its continued use."
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I want coal out of my district. OPPD needs to be supporting, encouraging, and installing clean energy on homes and businesses. This will increase reliability, decrease costs, and provide resilience.
I'll continue this work immediately in January.
photo credit: OWH
As of 5:45 am, over 70% of reported outages have been restored. 300+ mutual aid workers have arrived, & hundreds of replacement poles are coming today. Weโre committed to restoring power as safely & quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience.
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