Interview with: Brant Duncan, Brett Johnson, Jacen Kamtz, Everitt Pettit, Danielle Sosa, Albert Rodriguez-Caro It was a mystery, a wet road on a bone-dry summer weekend at Rawhide Energy Station. Operations staff noticed that the main road into the plant … Keep Reading

When you picture a transmission system engineer, you might imagine someone crunching data behind a desk. While Michael Cabida, operations engineer II, does plenty of that, what makes him stand out isn’t just his technical expertise — it’s his ability … Keep Reading

Interview with: Bryce Brady and Zach Borton The energy landscape is changing faster than ever, and Platte River is leading the charge. One of the most exciting tools in this transformation is a virtual power plant (VPP): a sophisticated system … Keep Reading

A bold vision took shape in the late 1970s, one that would power communities for generationsand reflect the foresight of Platte River Power Authority and its partners. On Sept. 27, 1979, theYampa Project’s first generating unit was dedicated at Craig … Keep Reading

Platte River Power Authority is the wholesale electricity provider for Estes Park, Fort Collins, Longmont and Loveland. Their diverse energy portfolio includes hydropower, coal, natural gas, wind and solar. In 2018, Platte River’s Board of Directors – the mayors and … Keep Reading

Local student pursuing an engineering degree receives Roy J. Rohla Memorial Scholarship Kary Fang is the 2024 recipient of Platte River’s Roy J. Rohla Memorial Scholarship and recently graduated from Fossil Ridge High School. This fall, Fang will attend the … Keep Reading

Platte River Power Authority is the wholesale electricity provider for Estes Park, Fort Collins, Longmont and Loveland. As a public power utility, Platte River takes seriously its responsibility to maintain the organization’s foundational pillars to provide reliable, environmentally responsible and … Keep Reading

Since 1973, Platte River Power Authority has served the growing energy needs of families and businesses in Estes Park, Fort Collins, Longmont and Loveland. This energy has come from a generation portfolio largely made up of hydropower, coal and natural … Keep Reading

Platte River Power Authority, the community-owned wholesale electricity provider for Northern Colorado, has a history of bold initiatives. They were among the first utilities in the country to add scrubber technology, known as spray dryer absorber, on their coal-fired generation … Keep Reading

Platte River Power Authority is the community-owned wholesale electricity provider for Estes Park, Fort Collins, Longmont and Loveland. Platte River’s initial resources included hydropower, coal and natural gas. In 1998, Platte River was Colorado’s first utility to develop wind generation. … Keep Reading