Nebraska’s average cost per kilowatt hour is 10.5 cents, lower than the nationwide average of 13.7 cents. This chart depicts the average prices for residential electricity in the United States based on 2021 figures.
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Dawson PPD awards $1,500 Utility Line Scholarship to Amherst student
(April 8, 2019) Dawson Public Power District has awarded Deric John a $1,500 Utility Line scholarship to pursue his degree. John, who resides in Miller, is a senior at Amherst High School. John plans to attend Northeast Community College in Norfolk in the fall of...
Dawson PPD awards $1,500 STEM Scholarship to Shelton student
April 8, 2019 Dawson Public Power District has awarded Luryn Hendrickson a $1,500 STEM scholarship to further her education. Hendrickson is a senior at Shelton Public Schools. In her essay, Hendrickson said that she plans to study architecture at the University of...
When the lights go out, they’ve got your back
April 8, 2019, is National Lineman Appreciation Day Much like Nebraska's tourism slogan, line work is honestly not for everyone. Long hours. Hot days. Cold nights. Potentially dangerous situations involving electricity. It is obvious that this job requires strength...