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The City of Walters, Oklahoma, and Walters Public Works Authority in June celebrated the groundbreaking of a new Substation Capacity Enhancement Project.
The American Public Power Association recently coordinated a free three-day cybersecurity training to help public power utility professionals build cyber resilience and readiness, as part of APPA’s Cyber Pathways program.
Colorado Springs Utilities on July 20 reached a new peak electric demand at 1,034 megawatts.
Indiana Michigan Power on July 20 said it has requested approval from the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission to build a 1,520 megawatt natural gas combined cycle generation facility at its Rockport, Indiana, site, to increase its generation capacity and meet the projected energy demand across Indiana.
The Kansas Municipal Energy Agency recently received a grant through the Fire Mitigation Planning Program, established by the Kansas Corporation Commission State Energy Program.
The Department of Energy is hosting a Liberty Eclipse 2026 Training Week event focused on public power utilities and electric cooperatives later this year on the Liberty Eclipse Testbed Environment located in New York.
The Arizona Corporation Commission recently approved an amendment to the Certificate of Environmental Compatibility for the proposed Springerville generating station to allow for the Conversion of Unit 4 from coal-fired to natural gas-fired boilers.
The North Country Clean Energy Hub is partnering with New York public power utility Lake Placid Municipal Electric and The Independent Energy Efficiency Program to promote a residential electric insulation program, which is now open to all Lake Placid Municipal Electric customers.