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Where Public Power Connects Access APPA Engage APPA Engage is the place for public power professionals to network virtually and collaborate with peers who experience similar successes and challenges. As a community member, you can: Discuss the latest practices, ask questions, share ideas, and

The American Public Power Association’s DEED — Demonstration of Energy & Efficiency Developments — program supports public power research and development through project grants and scholarships. Grant and scholarship applications are open to DEED member organizations. DEED members may review all

As an associate member, your organization receives benefits that help you gain exposure with decision-makers at community-owned utilities that provide electricity to 54 million people across the country and employ 96,000 staff. Learn more about benefits available to elite and corporate associate

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Requesting Meetings It is often difficult to get a meeting with Members of Congress. Don’t be disappointed if you can’t meet with your member directly. Instead, request that your meeting be scheduled with the staff member who handles energy issues. A typical meeting lasts 20-30 minutes. Here are

Learn about the latest in disaster response across the country. Join the Mutual Aid Network Join more than 2,000 organizations in the public power Mutual Aid Network, to get or give help to other utilities and coordinate with the authorities during widespread power outages. Put a disaster response