Remembering D-Day
As we commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day, we pause to honor the bravery, sacrifice and determination of the Allied forces who undertook this monumental task.
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June is National Safety Month
With so many safety topics to choose from, lets focus on a few that can make a big difference at work and our personal lives.
Celebrating Pride Month
WAPA proudly joins the nation in observing Pride Month.
WAPA rethinks power sales for an uncertain era
With extreme weather events on the rise, WAPA has faced growing energy costs. Yet, as it has from its inception, the organization continues to adapt.
WAPA line crews respond to Iowa tornadoes
The Western Area Power Administration line crews are heading home after a week of repairing damaged transmission lines in southwestern Iowa.
Honoring Memorial Day: A Tribute to Our Heroes
Today, on Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives for our country.
WAPA focuses on risk management
During National Wildfire Awareness Month in May, the Western Area Power Administration is increasing knowledge of wildfire risk and potential impacts.
Back to baseloads: DOE unlocks low-carbon energy options
Carbon-free, cost-effective, reliable power that backs up renewables like wind and solar, built by U.S. companies and owned by U.S. utilities.
Federal agencies to buy renewable energy credits from small businesses and tribes
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Monday, May 20, 2024 CONTACT: Sandee Peebles, peebles@wapa.gov, 916-353-4454 LAKEWOOD, Colo. – The Western Area Power Administration today issued a Request for Proposals to purchase renewable energy certificates from small and minority-owned businesses and Indian Tribes. Up to 7,000 RECs per fiscal year will be purchased on behalf of the U.S. Department [...]
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WAPA Administrator testifies on organization’s FY 2025 budget request
Administrator and CEO Tracey A. LeBeau testified May 16 before the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee.