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Vote in OPALCO’s Election – Voters eligible to win prizes

Vote in OPALCO’s Election – Voters eligible to win prizes

OPALCO Board Candidate election season is in full swing! OPALCO members should have received a ballot. Get to know the candidates this year and vote in the election to help guide the energy future of San Juan County. There are 9 candidates for 2 open positions in…

Report: Data center boom puts WA’s climate goals at risk

Public News Service: A new report argued the spread of data centers is threatening Washington and Oregon’s shift to renewable energy. The report, released by the environmental advocacy group Columbia Riverkeeper, identifies more than 100 data centers either…

OPALCO candidates announced; 2 virtual candidates forum set

OPALCO candidates announced; 2 virtual candidates forum set

VOTE IN OPALCO’S ELECTION! VOTERS ELIGIBLE TO WIN PRIZES! The 2026 OPALCO election opens March 18,  To allow members to meet each candidate and hear about their vision for the co-op, OPALCO will be hosting two virtual candidate forums (one for each district) on March…

OPALCO Response to Misinformation in Letter to the Editor

OPALCO Response to Misinformation in Letter to the Editor

The article titled “OPALCO Bill Too High? Here’s Why” is so rife with misinformation it’s hard to know where to start. It’s fine to disagree with OPALCO and some of the co-op methodology, but we need to start from facts. The OPALCO team is…

OPALCO Survey Results are In

OPALCO Survey Results are In

OPALCO has been engaging the co-op membership in the realities facing the energy world. Things are changing due to climate impacts, carbon reduction legislation, and the transition to renewable energy. As our regional energy supply reaches capacity, utilities…