Looking for research and development projects made possible through DEED grants and scholarships? Check out the DEED Project Database.
Trying to find information about specific public power utilities? If you are member, check out the Public Power Directory.
Please download and complete this Excel spreadsheet template that includes all the information that is required for each user on the eSafety Tracker platform. Once completed, please send the form to Jimmy.McPherson@hgwllc.com and marlo.grape@hgwllc.com at HGW & Associates LLC. Each employee
This toolkit helps joint action agencies educate your member utilities about DEED benefits and encourage them to apply for grants, scholarships, and awards and access DEED resources. We encourage you to implement the six ideas below to help your members learn how to best take advantage of DEED
Scholarship Opportunities DEED offers three types of funding for students to pursue energy-related careers: lineworker and technical education scholarships, student internships, and student research grants. Check out our scholarship options below, career videos highlighting several job options in
Project Grants DEED grants encourage and promote energy innovation and support the development and demonstration of new, innovative technologies and techniques, and the creation of useful products and tools for the betterment of public power utilities and their customers. Grants often support pilot
15-01: In Support of Legislative and Regulatory Reforms to Protect Utilities That Receive Coal by Rail Resolution 15-02: In Support of Public Power Utilities’ Use of Unmanned Aerial Aircraft in Utility-Related Operations Resolution 15-03: In Support of the Right of Preference Customers to Be
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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Today’s quickly evolving electric industry requires key accounts front-line employees to have specific skills, technical knowledge and training. Coursework is offered in-person, in-house, or through a self-paced online option.