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At the discretion of APPA's Board of Directors, DEED Board Members make advisory decisions on DEED grant and scholarship applications, oversees the governance of the program, and helps shape research and development within public power. DEED Board Members also help utility representatives within

About the RP3 Review Panel The RP 3 Review Panel has 18 members appointed by the chair of APPA's Board of Directors. Two Panel seats represent either a joint action agency or state association. Six Panel seats are for two representatives each from small, medium, and large public power utilities. The

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

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

The Policy Makers Council is comprised of governing officials from public power utilities, including mayors, city council members, and elected or appointed board members. The PMC meets twice a year in Washington, D.C., during the APPA Legislative Rally in February/March and at a separate PMC-only

Nominate Utilities & Leaders for Public Power’s Highest Honors The American Public Power Association recognizes excellence in electric utility operations and leadership with the most sought-after awards and honors in the industry. APPA's utility services awards recognize outstanding business

Grow Your Business with APPA Through the American Public Power Association, your business can connect with decision makers and influencers at 61% of the nation’s electricity providers in the $250 billion electric utility market. Get Unparalleled Access to Public Power Leaders Enjoy direct access to

Download the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority 2026 calendar: letter | legal Light Up Navajo VI Light Up Navajo is an initiative of the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, in coordination with the American Public Power Association, to help bring electricity to families in need in the Navajo Nation

Registration Assistance and Inquiries Email Registration@PublicPower.org for assistance. Inquiries to Registration typically receive a response within 2 business days. For time-sensitive assistance, contact the Education Team at Academy@PublicPower.org. Registration Links Registration links for

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