Press 0 at the main menu, then press 5 to speak with a representative. The Omaha Public Power District today announced it will recycle unused methane gas from the Douglas County Landfill into clean energy. Under OPPD s Landfill Energy Program, customer-owners will have the opportunity later this year to support renewable energy by purchasing the power created at the landfill at a slight premium. The Board today also brought back a popular program with OPPD customer-owners, minibonds. OPPD, like other companies, periodically issues bonds in order to finance growth.
All interest earned on minibonds is exempt from federal and state taxes.
The interest rate will be set in July. The work of Omaha photojournalist Rudy Smith will be on public display during the month of February in the corporate headquarters of the Omaha Public Power District. Herald newspaper, whose work has won numerous national, state and local awards. Each photograph has a story to tell and welcomes each viewer to seek its meaning. The images, which have never been exhibited, date from 1967 to the present.