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The Power Report

• Wabash Valley near top of Indianapolis non-profit list

  Wabash Valley Power Association is the fourth-largest not-for-profit organization headquartered in central Indiana, according to the Indianapolis Business Journal. Read more >



• Cost of EPA compliance staggering

  From the time the Environmental Protection Agency started talking about its proposed Transport Rule (as we knew it then), energy experts have projected ... Read more >



• Purdue shelves plans to rebuild coal power plant

  Purdue University is evaluating its energy options after trustees voted to scrap a planned $54.5 million retrofit of the 51-year-old Wade Utility Plant. Read more >



• from the Saturation Survey

  A sample of survey statistics ... Read more >



• President halts changes to ozone rule

  The electric power industry breathed a sigh of relief on September 2 when President Obama made the unexpected announcement that he was putting the brakes on ... Read more >



• Exactly who owns which transmission line?

  Public Service Indiana cancelled plans for the construction of the Marble Hill nuclear plant in 1984, but one legacy of that project survived, and it provides benefits ... Read more >



• NRECA economists leverage data to support co-ops

  When a power line snaps in the middle of the night, a co-ops line crew drops everything else to rush to the scene and restore power to the affected members. Read more >



• SG Gasifier set for annual outage

  As the summer cooling season draws to a close, the team at the sgSolutions gasification plant is getting ready for the annual fall maintenance outage. Read more >



• Natural gas prices stay flat, despite demand

  The basic economic laws governing supply and demand are being proven once again by natural gas prices, reported Wabash Valley Vice President, Power Supply Lee Wilmes. Read more >



• NRECA reacts to smart meter hysteria

  Some electric power co-ops have heard from members who want smart meters to be removed from their homes, or who are simply asking questions ... Read more >



• NERC glossary of the month

  Each month, we share some of the terminology used by the North American Electric Reliability Corporation. You’ll see these terms in reports and other coverage ... Read more >



• S&P offers hopeful signs to Wabash Valley

  At about the same time Standard & Poor’s was taking Congress to task and lowering the nation’s debt rating, the agency sent positive signs about ... Read more >



• Local co-ops get social

  Electric power co-ops have long been recognized for being friendly with their members. Now many of them are becoming friends with those members ... Read more >



• Shareholders approve Duke Energy merger

  More than 90 percent of the shareholders of Duke Energy voted to approve the investor-owned utility’s proposed merger with Progress Energy. Read more >

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Wabash Valley Power Association exists to supply and deliver reliable wholesale power at a stable and competitive price to its member-owners and respond to their collective needs.