Jolene Thompson, AMP President and CEO, and Pam Sullivan, AMP COO and AMP Transmission President, join the podcast to discuss some of the most pressing issues in public power and the electric utility sector, including increasing electric demand, large load additions, supply chain constraints, regulatory uncertainty and more. This episode is part 1 of 2.
News
This page is the hub for the latest articles, Member Spotlights, and multimedia campaigns from American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP). Stay current on energy sector news and explore how AMP and its Members are shaping the future of the power industry through collaboration, leadership, robust advocacy, and innovation.
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Read MorePublished on February 27, 2026Industry Leaders Gather in Washington for APPA Legislative Rally
Published on: 2/27/2026 Officials from AMP/OMEA Member communities met with congressional offices to raise awareness of how federal policy affects…
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Read MorePublished on January 20, 2026Kelley Elected HCI Board of Directors Chair
Published on: 1/20/2026 COLUMBUS, OH: Branndon Kelley, Senior Vice President of Strategy and Innovation & Chief Strategy Officer of American…
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Blog
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Read MorePublished on February 3, 2026A Look Back at 2025 By the Numbers
AMP advances public power with trusted leadership, operational excellence and Member‑focused results. A Look Back at 2025 As each year…
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Read MorePublished on January 9, 2026Why Public Power is Good for Business — and Good for Communities
Public power supports business growth with reliable, affordable energy and strong local partnerships. Public Power is Good for Business AMP…
Multimedia Campaigns
Throughout 2026, AMP plans to feature AMP Members and the benefits of public power by spotlighting the relationship between municipal electric utilities and their communities through the Public Power Is Community Focused multimedia campaign.
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Member Spotlights
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Read MorePublished on May 1, 2023Danville, Virginia
Published May 2023 By Tucker King – communications intern Once known as a center for tobacco and textiles production, Danville…
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Read MorePublished on January 1, 2023Berea, Kentucky
Published January 2023 By Zachary Hoffman – manager of communications and publications It is said that the past often paints…
What is Public Power?
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.
