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Published on: 11/12/2025 COLUMBUS, OH: AMP is pleased to announce the launch of its official podcast, The Public Power Line,…
Published on: 09/25/2025 COLUMBUS, OH: The Ohio Municipal Electric Association (OMEA) recently held its annual General Membership meeting, which included…
Edwin Porter, Executive Director of Infrastructure for the City of Hamilton, Ohio, and Secretary of the AMP Board of Trustees, along with Jeffrey Stonehill, City Manager and Director of Utilities for the Borough of Chambersburg, Pa., and President of the Pennsylvania Municipal Electric Association, join the podcast to discuss how public power is good for business.
AMP believes that public power can play a unique role in ensuring resource adequacy. Resource adequacy means having power plants…
AMP’s internship program allows students to apply classroom learning, sharpen real-word skills and prepare for the workforce. Now that summer…
Throughout 2025, AMP is promoting the benefits of public power from the perspective of commercial and industrial customers in a variety of AMP Member communities through videos and stories. The campaign will highlight the reliability of public power and the reasons that public power communities are an attractive option for businesses.
Published May 2023 By Tucker King – communications intern Once known as a center for tobacco and textiles production, Danville…
Published January 2023 By Zachary Hoffman – manager of communications and publications It is said that the past often paints…
Public power utilities are not-for-profit utilities operated by local governments to provide communities with reliable, cost-effective electric service. There are more than 2,000 public power utilities across the nation that serve more than 55 million people, or 15 percent of the nation’s electricity consumers.
