Nebraska Public Power District

Norris Public Power District, located in Beatrice, Nebraska, provides reliable electric service to its customers through a range of programs and resources designed to enhance energy efficiency and management. With services such as automated outage reporting, bill payment options, and load management, Norris is committed to ensuring customer satisfaction and community engagement. The district also emphasizes energy education and offers incentives for energy-efficient practices, including support for renewable energy initiatives. Through programs like the Youth Energy Leadership Camp and Operation Round Up, Norris Public Power District actively contributes to the well-being and empowerment of its community members. Generated from the website

Nebraska Public Power District in Plattsmouth is a dedicated public power utility that tirelessly delivers electric energy to homes, businesses, and farms with unwavering reliability. Committed to being "Always There When You Need Us," the utility works around the clock to ensure that its customers have access to the essential electricity they rely on every day. Generated from their website's infomation

Nebraska Public Power District is a electric utility company in Nebraska, with a chartered territory including all or parts of 91 of Nebraska's 93 counties. It was formed on Jan. 1, 1970, when Consumers Public Power District and Platte Valley Public Power and Irrigation District (PVPPID) merged to become Nebraska Public Power District. The utility is governed by an 11-member Board of Directors, who are elected from NPPD's chartered territory. NPPD's revenue is mainly derived from wholesale power supply agreements with 53 towns and 25 rural public power districts and rural cooperatives who rely totally or partially on NPPD's electrical system. NPPD also serves about 75 communities at the retail level. About 5,000 miles of transmission lines make up the NPPD electrical grid system, which delivers power to about one million Nebraskans. NPPD uses a mix of generating facilities to meet the needs of its customers. This includes a nuclear plant (CNS), three steam plants (Canaday, GGS and Sheldon), nine hydro facilities, nine diesel plants and three peaking units. NPPD also purchases electricity from the Western Area Power Administration, which is operated by the federal government. The average mix of fuel to supply NPPD's customers in a typical year is 60 percent from coal, 20 percent from nuclear, 20 percent from hydro and .1 percent from gas or oil. NPPD is also a member of the Mid-Continent Area Power Pool and the Western System Power Pool.