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Western Area Power Administration
Safely provide reliable, cost-based hydropower and transmission to our customers and the communities we serve.
Since joining Rocky Mountain region’s Eastern Colorado Maintenance Office in 2004, Jon Fredrickson has played a crucial role in maintaining and operating a wide range of WAPA-owned and General Services Administration-leased equipment.
Matt Grozs’ dedication, expertise and collaborative spirit have been invaluable to WAPA. As a Meter and Relay Electronic Integrated Systems Mechanic, he embodies the organization’s core values, fostering a curiosity and continuous learning culture.
Reflecting on WAPA’s remarkable journey and expressing gratitude for each of our team members.
DOE is preparing to open the FY25 Grid Resilience State and Tribal Formula Grants application period and announced an opportunity to provide input on three potential National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors.
On Dec. 18, 1992, the Western Area Power Administration’s Upper Great Plains region lost six team members in a plane crash. On the 32nd anniversary of the accident, WAPA employees remember their fellow teammates.
Barb Lynch has significantly contributed to WAPA through her exceptional expertise and leadership with a comprehensive understanding of WAPA’s Power Marketing, rates and repayment functions.
WAPA plans to make site visits a regular offering for new employees to get them quickly engaged and interested in our mission-critical work.
The dedication and hard work of our employees power communities, support our customers and sustain WAPA’s vital mission.
Anastasia Markel is a highly skilled Energy Management and Marketing Specialist for the Colorado River Storage Project region who consistently goes above and beyond her role and shows meticulous attention to detail and strong leadership.
Amy Blalock started her WAPA career in 2010 as part of the Student Career Experience Program. Over time, she has worked in various locations throughout the Rocky Mountain and Desert Southwest regions.
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