Public power crews gather to help bring power to the Navajo Nation

Public power has always rested on the three-legged stool of affordability, reliability, and environmental responsibility. Municipal utilities are nimble, able

Twelve teams and 13 individuals won awards at the American Public Power Association’s nineteenth annual Public Power Lineworkers Rodeo, held

While they might not be as high-profile as the Wall Street mergers and acquisitions that make the headlines — or

As the 116th Congress gets underway, there is a general consensus that lawmakers should work on infrastructure legislation. That consensus

A core purpose of the American Public Power Association’s new eSafety Tracker is to collect public power utility safety data,

The American Public Power Association’s members approved several new policy resolutions that highlight the Association’s concerns about rising transmission costs,