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The Board of Public Utilities for City Utilities of Springfield, Mo., has approved lease/purchase financing to fund power supply projects necessary to meet the need for additional generation capacity.
The Board of Public Utilities for City Utilities of Springfield, Mo., has approved lease/purchase financing to fund power supply projects necessary to meet the need for additional generation capacity.
Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division is beginning a $30 million modernization project to improve the pipeline distribution of natural gas in South Memphis. Construction starts in April and the new pipeline will be in service by October, the Tennessee public power utility said in January. The new 24
The San Diego Community Power Board of Directors on Feb. 7 approved a rate adjustment to decrease electricity generation charges for the second year in a row.
Grant PUD’s CEO and General Manager Rich Wallen has accepted an executive role with his former employer, Georgia-based Oglethorpe Power, effective March 31, Grant PUD said on Feb. 6.
Heartland Energy CEO Russell Olson is celebrating twenty years with the South Dakota-based joint action agency in February.
Arizona public power utility Salt River Project, Arizona Public Service and Tucson Electric Power announced that they will be working together to explore adding nuclear generation in Arizona.
For the first time in its history, CleanPowerSF delivered 100% renewable electricity to all 375,000 customers on its default green service in 2023.