For many towns, a school closure can mean empty homes and the loss of community. But in Funk, volunteers have stepped up to make sure their town stays vibrant and alive, and it has worked. Funk is officially the Cupcake Capital of Nebraska, and in July cupcake bakers and hundreds of visitors will descend upon […]
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen touts ‘sustainable’ fertilizer factory headed to Gothenburg
GOTHENBURG, Nebraska — The founders of a local startup that will use electricity instead of natural gas to make “eco-friendlier” fertilizer closer to farmers announced plans Wednesday to invest $750 million in a new factory here.Gov. Jim Pillen and a crowd of more than 300 people attended a celebration of “Project Meadowlark,” which local economic […]
NPPD Announces 2024 Site Readiness Assistance Program, Funding for Due Diligence Items.
Once again, Nebraska Public Power District will be offering Site Readiness Assistance Program grants to help communities bring shovel ready sites to market. This unique program will match funds up to $25,000 to conduct due diligence items such as:• ALTA Survey• Title Commitment• Geotechnical Investigation• Natural Features/Wetlands Delineation• Endangered Species• Phase 1 Environmental Studies• Other […]
Nominations sought for ‘Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska’ contest
LINCOLN – Manufacturers and all Nebraskans are invited to nominate their favorite product to compete in the second annual “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” tournament. To qualify, products must be manufactured in Nebraska. The 2023 nomination period is open August 1-18, 2023. Nominations are accepted online at nemanufacturingalliance.com. The bracket-style tournament will once again lead […]
Groundbreaking held for new AGP plant
Ag Processing Inc.’s new soybean crushing facility is set to open in 2025 and a groundbreaking ceremony was held May 17 at the Butler County Event Center in David City, not too far from Platte County.Ag Processing Inc. (AGP) announced in 2022 its plans to construct a facility capable of processing more than 50 million […]
Vasa and Jenness attend Fuel Ethanol Workshop (FEW)
The Fuel Ethanol Workshop is co-located with Carbon Capture & Storage Summit and the Biodiesel Summit. NPPD attendees Brian Vasa and Lyndsy Jenness as well as Sustainable Energy Consultant Brandon Gardels attended sessions that highlighted industry trends as well as technical aspects. This program is collaborated with the Nebraska Department of Economic Development (DED) and […]
Sara Groteluschen Joins NPPD’s Economic Development Team
Sara Groteluschen has joined the NPPD Economic Development team as the Economic Development Specialist. She will work with research, write and develop for publications, as well as administer the Site Readiness Assistance Program. Prior to joining NPPD, Sara worked as a Senior Account Manager at Pacific Premier Franchise Capital. She holds an Associate’s Degree in […]
Nebraska Economic Developers Share Ideas to Help Grow Nebraska’s Economy
Last month, Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) Economic Development team members attended the annual Nebraska Economic Developers Association (NEDA) annual conference in Lincoln at Nebraska Innovation Campus (NIC). In addition to tours, training sessions and speakers, the conference served as the organization’s 50th-anniversary celebration. One conference highlight was the past NEDA president’s panel. The panel, […]
Sedlacek Named RMEL Emerging Leader
Nebraska Public Power District Economic Development Manager Nicole Sedlacek, CEcD, has been awarded the Rocky Mountain Electrical League (RMEL) Emerging Leader Award. The award recognizes high-potential individuals who have five to 10 years of electricity utility experience and are known for their significant contributions to their organizations, and who also possess qualities that align with […]
NPPD Earns Third Consecutive Diamond RP3 Designation
NPPD has earned its third consecutive Diamond Level Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) designation from the American Public Power Association for providing reliable and safe electric service. The RP3 designation, which lasts for three years, recognizes public power utilities that demonstrate proficiency in four key disciplines: reliability, safety, workforce development and system improvement.
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