All Services
Guidelines and Nomination Forms
Pioneer Second Source Reinforcement Project
Regulatory and Legislative Comments
Technical Services Conference
The AMP Technical Services Conference provides an opportunity to increase technical understanding and capabilities, learn about new products, strengthen relationships and exchange ideas with other utilities facing similar challenges.
Pioneer Phase I Reinforcement Project
Deshler Second Source Reinforcement Project
Brewster Second Source Reinforcement Project
System Improvement Award
Seven Hats Award
Safety Award Form
Public Power Promotion Award
Innovation Award
Hard Hat Safety Award
Electric System Sustainability Award
AMP Service Distinction Award
Sustainability
AMP and its Members are committed to managing resources wisely and sustainably while providing cost-competitive, reliable electric power for our Members’ customers.
OSHA Compliance
AMP's OSHA Compliance Program began in 2001. The contractual-based program expands on AMP's General Safety Program.
Mutual Aid
The Mutual Aid program is a network of municipal electric systems that stands ready to provide assistance to fellow municipal systems during emergencies that are too widespread to be handled by one system alone.
Generation
AMP's Generation Operations group provides the administration, management and oversight of AMP generation assets.
Circuit Rider
The Circuit Rider program offers AMP Member communities the services of an experienced, qualified field superintendent.
Technical Training Programs
AMP training programs are designed specifically for Member municipal electric systems seeking high-quality training designed to enhance safety and lead to greater system reliability and customer satisfaction.
Scholarships Program
Since 1988, AMP has distributed $528,000 in scholarship awards.
Safety Programs
AMP prioritizes safety with quarterly safety meetings as part of a year-round safety program available to Member employees. AMP’s OSHA Compliance Program is also available on a contractual basis.
Publications
AMP publishes a number of publications to inform Member communities and their customers about AMP operations, the practices and benefits of municipal electric systems and the electric industry in general.
Power Supply
AMP maintains a diverse portfolio of power supply resources to meet the needs of its Member systems. AMP's portfolio includes a combination of AMP and Member-owned generation with long-term contracts for power purchases as well as some seasonal and spot market purchases.
Legislative, Regulatory & Legal
AMP works closely with OMEA on monitoring legislative issues at the state and federal levels.
Key Accounts
AMP's Key Accounts Services Program provides Members with value-added services designed to develop and enhance relationship with their existing key account customers.
Hometown Connections
Hometown Connections, Inc. (HCI) is a non-profit utility services organization that offers public power utilities with guidance and access to quality products and services from a trusted entity with public power’s best interests in mind.
Financial Services
AMP provides financial educational forums and services to assist its Members through financing capital projects.
Engineering and Technical Services
AMP offers its Members a variety of technical services to help them improve the quality of service they offer their customers.
Energy Control Center
The AMP Energy Control Center operates around the clock, 365 days a year and is the nerve center for AMP’s data monitoring and power supply acquisition efforts.
Efficiency Smart®
AMP offers energy efficiency and peak reduction services for AMP Members through its Efficiency Smart® program.
EcoSmart Choice®
AMP offers its EcoSmart Choice® green-pricing program, which allows customers of participating AMP Members to support renewable energy development.
Economic Development
AMP offers support to Member communities in attracting new businesses and retaining existing business relationships, such as with key accounts.
Community Outreach and Public Relations
AMP provides a number of projects, programs and awards to aid Members in promoting the value of public power in their communities.
Community Energy Savings: Smart Thermostat Program
The subscription-based smart thermostat program aims to enable AMP Members to combat increasing transmission and capacity charges by reducing their system peak demands.
Annual Conference
The AMP Annual Conference provides an opportunity to learn from industry experts and network with peers. It attracts more than 350 elected officials, utility executives and staff from Member communities, as well as AMP staff, consultants and Municipal Electric Partners.
AMP Transmission
AMP Transmission, LLC (AMPT) was formed in 2018 to improve reliability and provide transmission service to AMP’s Members.
AMP Awards Program
The AMP Awards Program provides a great opportunity for AMP Members to draw attention to outstanding projects and people in their communities.
Aggregation Consulting Services
Through its wholly owned taxable subsidiary, AMPO, Inc., AMP provides consulting services to both electric and natural gas aggregations.
Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Program
The AMP AMI Program offers public power utilities an advanced metering infrastructure solution purpose built for the unique needs.
American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) is a nonprofit wholesale power and services provider for more than 130 public power communities that serve about 650,000 customers across nine states.
AMP was founded in 1971 when a group of municipally owned electric systems joined forces to strengthen wholesale market buying power, gain access to transmission and enhance advocacy efforts.
AMP is an accomplished team led by President/CEO Jolene Thompson.
Ready to power your career with AMP? Join our innovative, inclusive team and make a difference. Discover exciting career opportunities in public power by checking out our open positions.
Formed in 1962, the Ohio Municipal Electric Association (OMEA) is the legislative liaison to 80 Ohio community-owned-and-operated municipal electric systems.
Explore a comprehensive collection of our annual reports, showcasing AMP’s achievements and growth over the years.
AMP takes pride in its commitment to providing excellent service to its Members. Over the years, the dedication of the organization and its staff has earned numerous awards and honors that recognize an unwavering pursuit of public power excellence.
The AMP Municipal Electric Partner program provides industry vendors and consulting firms with the opportunity to present their products and services to AMP Member communities.
From time to time, AMP names one or more individuals to the Wall of Fame, recognizing them for their significant contributions to AMP and public power.
Stay informed with the latest updates from American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP). Explore news, announcements and stories about AMP and its Members.
American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) and its Member communities own and operate facilities that generate power. Member communities participate in ownership of individual assets according to their unique needs and priorities.
AMP's hydroelectric projects on the Ohio River represent one of the largest deployments of clean, renewable* run-of-the-river hydroelectric generation in the country.
American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) recognizes the important role of fossil fuel generation as a component of a balanced generation portfolio.
American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) continues its role as a regional leader in developing and deploying renewable* generation.
On behalf of its Members, AMP secures long-term power purchase agreements (PPA) with power suppliers in order to secure a supply of energy at prices that will remain steady and not be subject to the volatility of the short-term market. As with other power supply projects, AMP Members have the option whether to participate in the PPAs.
View AMP's bond offerings and bond ratings.
Access AMP's quarterly and annual financial reports.
View and download AMP's municipal bond offering documents, trade data and ongoing disclosures.
AMP Currents is an information hub for fact sheets, videos and other materials covering American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) and industry topics on a regular basis.
AMP’s Mutual Aid Program is a network of municipal systems that stands ready to provide assistance to fellow municipal systems when local utility emergencies occur that are too widespread to be handled by one system alone.
American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) offers its Members a variety of technical services to help them improve the quality of service they offer their customers.
A comprehensive archive of AMP webinars, featuring the latest insights and trends, along with virtual safety training sessions to enhance Member staff expertise.
American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) was established in 1971 to own or operate electric facilities or manage the generation, transmission and distribution of electric power and energy to its Members.
The Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Program offers public power utilities an advanced metering infrastructure solution purpose built for the unique needs.
AMP Transmission, LLC (AMPT) was formed in 2018 to improve reliability and provide transmission reliability to AMP’s Members comparable to what other transmission owners provide for their distribution affiliates.
Through its wholly owned taxable subsidiary, AMPO, Inc., American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) provides consulting services to both electric and natural gas aggregations.
AMP and its Members are committed to promoting the use of renewable energy options for its Members. AMP has several projects in place to carry out this initiative.
AMP sponsors a variety of programs in their efforts to promote greater sustainability.
As a part of its approach to sustainability, American Municipal Power, Inc. (AMP) is committed to environmental stewardship.
OMEA Webinar on State Legislative Issues – April 21, 2025
