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The Nebraska Municipal Power Pool will hold its annual series of utility training sessions on a variety of topics at three different locations across Nebraska during late January and early March 2020. 

ACE recently participated in a one-day workshop held by the Nebraska Public Service Commission to review the Choice Gas program.

Moody’s Investor Service recently issued an overall positive stable credit opinion on the Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska’s outstanding power supply revenue bonds, citing multiple strengths of the organization and its power supply participants.

The Nebraska Municipal Power Pool (NMPP) will host a Transformer Workshop on Sept. 24 at Western Nebraska Community College’s Powerline Construction and Maintenance Lab in Alliance, Neb., for NMPP member utilities.

National Public Power Week and Public Natural Gas Week will be celebrated by municipal utilities across the U.S. Oct. 6-12. It's a great time to share the benefits of your public utility!

The MEAN Board of Directors and Electrical Resources Pooling Agreement (ERPA) Management Committee at their quarterly joint meeting in August passed resolutions that transfers duties from the ERPA Management Committee to the MEAN Board of Directors as part of an ongoing MEAN governance restructure initiative.

The Nebraska Municipal Power Pool (NMPP) will host a Transformer Workshop on Sept. 24 at Western Nebraska Community College’s Powerline Construction and Maintenance Lab in Alliance, Neb., for NMPP member utilities.

The Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska, in partnership with its long-term power participants, recently began a suite of energy efficiency programs for retail customers.

The National Public Gas Agency Board of Directors approved the City of Fort Morgan, Colo., as a new member during its board meeting June 13.

The Municipal Energy Agency of Nebraska (MEAN) Board of Directors and Management Committee at their joint quarterly meeting May 23 approved the extension of a wholesale power contract to the City of Glenwood Springs, Colo., which will allow the City to attain its 100 percent renewable energy goal.