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Powering Strong Communities The American Public Power Association is the voice of not-for-profit, community-owned utilities that power approximately 2,000 towns and cities nationwide. We represent public power before the federal government to protect the interests of the more than 55 million people

Denotes APPA Members Utilities Austin Energy Austin, TX Lower Colorado River Authority Austin, TX City of Bartlett Bartlett, TX City of Bastrop Bastrop, TX City of Bellville Bellville, TX City of Boerne Boerne, TX City of Bowie Bowie, TX City of Brady Brady, TX City of Brenham Brenham, TX City of

The American Public Power Association’s policy positions are reflected in the resolutions listed below as well as in our issue briefs and regulatory filings. Resolutions are proposed annually by interested members, adopted by the Legislative & Resolutions Committee, and voted on by all members at

Public power utilities are one of three primary types of electric utilities that serve customers in the United States. Public power utilities are not-for-profit, community-owned, and locally governed. Our Signature Reports Our reports offer more insight into public power and its role in the

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In-house Training As the electric utility industry continues to evolve and the pressures for improved performance increase, travel budgets are also being trimmed. The American Public Power Association’s Academy is responding to the need for accessible, targeted education by providing affordable in

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The American Public Power Association conducts surveys to gather information about public power utilities to identify trends in the industry, understand emerging issues, and help our members benchmark various aspects of their operations. The data we collect in our surveys helps create a variety of