16-01: In Support of Proper Allocation of Central Valley Project Improvement Act Restoration Fund Costs to Federal Power Customers 16-02: Ensuring Adequate Federal Funds to Combat Catastrophic Wildfires 16-03: Federal Support for Utility Workforce Development Efforts 16-04: In Support of Improving
Resources for Establishing a Publicly Owned Electric Utility The Public Power for Your Community guidebook explains what public power is; how it benefits communities; steps in forming a new public power utility; responses to common myths and misinformation you may encounter; and case studies of
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Across the nation, approximately 2,000 public power utilities provide electricity to more than 54 million people. Public power serves 49 states — all except Hawaii — and the territories of American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Of the nation’s
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