Net Metering Annual Renewable Generation Report

In 2009, through the efforts of the Nebraska Rural Electric Association, Nebraska statute § 70-2005 (LB 436) was enacted. In order to educate customers of the power utilities, the utilities provide the Nebraska Power Review Board with their annual net metering information for the Boards consolidated annual net metering report. The law also requires the information submitted annually to the Power Review Board be posted on the utilities web site. Cornhusker Public Power District provided the information below for generation in the year 2016.

Facility	Date Installed	Type	Size in KW	KWH Received by CPPD	Total KWH Generated
1	January 2012	Wind	25	4,837	11,254
2	October 2013	Solar	5.1	2,821	5,235
3	October 2013	Solar	14.4	9,787	19,157
4	March 2016	Solar	.88	0	103
5	July 2016	Solar	25	20,608	21,245

Scammers do not take summer vacations. Cornhusker Public Power District urges customers to be alert. There have been many recent phone scam incidents reported around Nebraska.

If you receive a call from someone claiming to be with your local electric utility, do not give them any personal or financial information. Instead, hang up and call Cornhusker Public Power District or your electric utility right away.

COVID-19
Cornhusker Public Power District, its employees and directors continue to monitor the ongoing developments of the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently there is activity in Platte and Colfax Counties, so our lobby will remain closed to the public. Please check back for updates.

Even though our lobby is closed to the public, we are still taking phone calls and staff is committed to keeping business as close to normal as we can. If you have questions regarding engineering services, load control, service requests, or our billing department, please call us at: 402-564-2821.

Our services are deemed essential and so we will continue doing all we can to provide safe, reliable electric service during this challenging time. As many of you know, things can change quickly, so we constantly monitor several resources including guidance from our President, Governor and our local health officials, and are prepared to make necessary adjustments quickly.

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