AMP to Go Solar on Mount Trashmore
Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) is a step closer to building a solar facility at the Doolittle Landfill site after receiving unanimous approval from the Planning Board at its Monday, Nov. 23 meeting.
Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) is a step closer to building a solar facility at the Doolittle Landfill site after receiving unanimous approval from the Planning Board at its Monday, Nov. 23 meeting.
Air quality listed as unhealthy several days
Alameda fire crews deployed all over California, AMP responds to restore electricity to victims of Carr Fire
Both Alameda firefighters and field crew members from Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) are assisting in fighting the fires that continue to devastate California.
Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) was recently recognized as a national industry leader for its “smart energy” programs focused on energy efficiency, sustainability and the customer experience.
This October, as Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) takes part in a nationwide, annual celebration of public power, I am recognizing how AMP’s commitment to community is crucial in a time of crisis.
Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) has launched new rebates and a suite of online tools to encourage electric vehicle (EV) ownership. The new incentives are part of an overall initiative to make EVs a more viable choice.
During the public health crisis, Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) continues to maintain its excellent safety and reliability record.
Many city services are available online and by phone and email during the statewide shelter-in-place order.
In light of recent events in the North Bay: wildfires likely sparked by electric equipment, public saftey power shutdowns (PSPS) and other activities by Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Thousands of Alameda residents were left without power for a few hours Sunday, Oct. 20, after a utility pole on Eagle Avenue was damaged. The power outage began at 9 a.m., according to reports. It affected about 2,700 residents on the city’s West End.
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