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Alameda Municipal Power is looking for innovative power savers. (File Photo) Alameda Municipal Power, the city-owned electrical utility is looking to spotlight customers who have demonstrated innovative approaches to energy savings and greener power use. [...] The City of Alameda’s holiday light display is powered with renewable energy and uses energy-efficient light-emitting diode (LED) lights, the City said today. [...]
An Alameda Municipal Power crew prepares to replace an aging utility pole. (Action Alameda News) An Alameda Municipal Power crew prepares to replacing an aging utility pole with a new one.
The Alameda Marketplace has joined Alameda Municipal Power’s Green program, choosing 100 percent renewable energy. (Courtesy photo.) Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) announced this week that the Marketplace shopping emporium is the first business participant to join AMP’s Green energy program. Participants in the program choose 100 percent renewable energy from the utility. [...] Alameda Municipal Power’s headquarters at 2000 Grand Street was built in the late 1980s. The utility says the building is showing its age and is due for a makeover. [...] By Erica Madison Alameda City joins Oakland, Berkeley San Francisco, Richmond, Palo Alto, Santa Clara and Marin in offering a 100% renewable energy option. Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) is rolling out a new Alameda Green program. Effective August 8th, 2012 consumers can opt in to purchase wind and solar power. The new program will cost [...] At last week’s Alameda City Council meeting, council voted unanimously to accept a status update from Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) that explained how the city-owned utility was going to halt its undergrounding program, take a step back and re-work it. [...] The Public Utilities Board is set to review and approve the fiscal year 2012 through 2013 budget for Alameda Municipal Power at Monday’s meeting. The city-owned utility expects to transfer $2.8 million to the City of Alameda general fund next year. [...] Alameda Municipal Power (AMP) announced today that its website was hacked last week and links to outside sites were inserted in its web pages. [...] At Monday’s Public Utilities Board meeting, the board approved an overall 3.25% rate increase for Alameda Municipal Power. [...] |
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