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As the voice of public power in our nation’s capital, the American Public Power Association strives to harness the strength of unity behind our public service mission to advocate for member communities. Outside of advocacy, in the mutual aid and security coordination work we do, members experienced
How environmental regulations factor into public power entities' power supply planning process and what other considerations affect their long-term decisions.
How the Public Power Mutual Aid Network and Electricity Subsector Coordinating Council come together before, during, and after emergencies to continually improve grid resilience.
The benefits of municipal bonds, including how various public power entities have leveraged them to finance community and grid improvement projects.
A quick breakdown of 10 steps to setting up, adequately preparing for, and taking part in meetings with lawmakers in Washington, D.C.
A snapshot of public power’s influence in Washington, D.C., and across the United States.
A map highlighting the variety of projects public power has built and is building with the help of municipal bonds.
Three long-time public power advocates weigh in on why it’s important to be involved in the policy process and how utility leaders can participate effectively.
As the coldest temperatures so far this winter settled into the region this week, the Tennessee Valley Authority’s power generation system met the highest peak demand in the agency’s over 91-year history.
Santee Cooper on Jan. 22 launched a process seeking proposals to acquire and complete, or propose alternatives, for two partially constructed generating units at the V.C. Summer Nuclear Station in Jenkinsville, S.C.