Generation
Vistra Corp. on Sept. 29 announced that it has entered into a 20-year power purchase agreement with a large, investment-grade company under which Vistra has agreed to supply to the customer with 1,200 megawatts of power from the Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant in Texas. Vistra anticipates power
Environment
The Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Water released the prepublication versions of its proposed rule and accompanying direct final rule (DFR) to provide compliance flexibility for power plants subject to the 2024 supplemental steam electric effluent limitation guidelines.
Community Engagement
Northern Wasco County People's Utility District has been recognized as one of The Oregonian's Top Workplaces for 2025, marking the first time the utility has received this prestigious regional honor, the Oregon PUD reported on Sept. 29.
Security
Greenville Utilities Commission’s IT Department’s Cybersecurity Improvement Team received the 2025 Best of North Carolina Technology Award for Outstanding Leadership during the NC Digital Government Summit, hosted by the North Carolina Department of Information Technology.
Community Engagement
As part of its continued commitment to community engagement, California public power utility Pasadena Water and Power is launching a new virtual platform designed to foster ongoing dialogue with customers about electric rates, utility programs, incentives, and services.
Security
What led to an attack on a small utility and what advice the director offered to other utility leaders on how to prevent similar incidents.
Security
The role even small utilities play in upholding U.S. cyber readiness and protecting critical infrastructure from bad actors.
Customer Service
How this town in northeast North Dakota has created programs and services that support ongoing development for the thriving, close-knit community.
Energy Storage
Texas public power utility CPS Energy on Sept. 30 announced the beginning of operations of Padua 1, a 50-megawatt, two-hour duration Battery Energy Storage System in Bexar County.
Generation
City Utilities of Springfield – a Missouri public power utility – on Sept. 30 broke ground on a major project to meet the growing need for electricity. Construction has begun on three new natural gas turbines at McCartney Generating Station, which will provide 150 megawatts of locally generated power for the community.