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23-01: On Promoting Reasonable Transmission Policies for Public Power Utilities Amendment to Resolution 22-01: In Support of a Federal Clean Energy Standard That Reduces Greenhouse Gas Emissions to Address Climate Change While Keeping Electricity Affordable and Reliable 23-02: On Promoting
2025 Results Apprentice - Overall 1st – Ryan Kornegay, JEA, Jacksonville, Florida 2nd – Robert Rivera, Kissimmee Utility Authority, Kissimmee, FL 3rd – Garrett Accomando, Orlando Utilities Commission, Orlando, FL 4th – Donovan Leardini, Sacramento Municipal Utility District, Sacramento, CA 5th –
The American Public Power Association’s Reliable Public Power Provider program recognizes utilities that demonstrate high proficiency in reliability, safety, workforce development, and system improvement. Below is a list of public power utilities that currently hold the RP3 designation. Utilities
The American Public Power Association’s safety awards recognize utilities' incident rates and the overall state of their safety programs and culture. Groups are determined by worker-hours of exposure. Two hundred two utilities have earned the American Public Power Association’s (APPA) Safety Award
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Get the RP3 Promotion Toolkit When you’ve been recognized as a Reliable Public Power Provider, it means you follow industry standards and best practices and have shown high proficiency in providing reliable and safe electric service. Be sure to promote your designation broadly. Email us at RP3
Cyber and physical threats pose an ever-increasing threat to our businesses and communities. APPA is committed to helping the public power community improve their cybersecurity posture. As a part of this effort, in 2016 APPA entered into a three-year cooperative agreement with the U.S. Department of
Association Resources Cybersecurity Training APPA offers three different cybersecurity courses through the APPA Academy, including courses focused on cybersecurity fundamentals for public power utilities, cybersecurity training for management and boards, and intermediate-level training for IT/OT