Omaha Public Power District

Operates across Omaha and 13 surrounding counties, providing electricity through a diverse mix of generation methods.

Runs coal, natural gas, fuel oil, wind, solar, landfill gas, and hydroelectric facilities, with ongoing expansion adding renewables and efficient gas turbines.

The Fort Calhoun Nuclear Generating Station was historically managed from 1973 until its shutdown in late 2016.

Key projects include the Cass County and Turtle Creek gas turbine expansions, Platteview Solar, and major wind PPAs.

Integrates innovative grid upgrades such as storm resiliency programs, transmission line hardening, and a modern mobile app for outage updates.

Operates in Nebraska, where all electric utilities are publicly owned and governed by an elected board.

Has navigated major weather crises, including Missouri River floods and record

breaking storms, showcasing operational resilience and rapid response.

We are committed to excellence in service and reliability.

We value safety and prioritize it in every aspect of our work.

We work with integrity, acting in the best interests of our customers and community.

We are customer

focused, ensuring their needs and concerns are addressed promptly and professionally.

We are collaborative, working as a team to achieve our goals and deliver exceptional results.

We embrace innovation, seeking new solutions and technologies to improve performance and efficiency.

We are accountable, taking ownership of our actions and outcomes.