Supply chains impact power transmission systems
The current supply chain environment has raised concerns regarding equipment acquisition.
Western Area Power Administration
Safely provide reliable, cost-based hydropower and transmission to our customers and the communities we serve.
The current supply chain environment has raised concerns regarding equipment acquisition.
ERGs aim to help connect employees and build a sense of community within the organization.
WAPA’s Colorado River Storage Project initiated a new Inter-Regional Service Partnership Agreement.
Michelle Williams is a critical member of WAPA’s senior executive team for the Sierra Nevada region.
In February 2024, Department of Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm presented Western Area Power Administration’s Scott Lund with the DOE Secretary of Energy Excellence Award.
WAPA’s regional Procurement groups officially initiated a transition to a center-led organizational structure.
Stephanie Knight – WAPA’s new Inclusion and Diversity manager.
In March 2022, Paul Schwabe joined WAPA as senior vice president and Transmission Infrastructure Program manager.
Byron McCollum received the 2022 Business Utilization Director’s Award.
Inside the hydroelectric industry the importance of accurate engineering drawings cannot be overstated.
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