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of Piqua Ohio |
| Piqua
Municipal
Power System |
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Piqua
Municipal Power System is Located at
"The Dome" at 123 Bridge Street |
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The Piqua
Municipal Power System is
responsible for providing electric to the
citizens and businesses of the City of Piqua. The Power System
provides electricity to approximately 10,500 households and
businesses.
Click here to learn
more about the Piqua Municipal Power System and to find out more
about energy and electric. |
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| The City of Piqua is a participant in the
American Municipal Power Generating Station (AMPGS) Project. |
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Click
the Logo Above to Enter the Energy Depot Web Site |
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| The Piqua Municipal
Power System is pleased to offer you Energy Depotฎ,
a new set of online tools and resources to help you better
understand and manage your home energy use and costs. Energy
Depot is your one-stop resource for energy information and its
available free. You can use Energy Depot to:
Receive a personalized energy
profile with an estimate of your energy costs for each home
energy system/appliance
Learn specific things you can do to reduce energy use and
how much you can save
Complete a do-it-yourself home energy audit and receive your
report online
Quickly estimate the annual energy use and cost of home
energy systems and appliances
Compare your heating and cooling systems or water heater to
a range of new systems
Learn how soon you can pay for a new more efficient heating
or cooling system or water heater through lower energy bills
Use the Energy Library to answer your energy questions
Get answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding
home energy use
And more
To get started with Energy Depot, just click the link above. |
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| 2007 Major
Accomplishments:
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Entered into
long term purchase power agreements with Amp-Ohio based
on new generation projects jointly planned to be
constructed by Amp-Ohio members. Projects include:
Prairie State Energy Campus, American Municipal Power
Generation Station, and Smithland, Willow Island &
Cannelton Hydroelectric Stations |
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Implemented
utilization of customer call center for after hours |
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Completed
North 25A distribution relocation to accommodate highway
upgrade |
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Replaced half
of the 69 kv switches at Sub 4 |
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Continue to
upgrade older 4 kv distribution system to 13.8 kv |
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Upgraded Sub 5
distribution circuit relaying |
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Upgraded
communication equipment between substations and control
center |
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| 2008
Major Goals:
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Participate in
development of Amp-Ohio generation projects |
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Update and
extend the Power System's business plan through the year
2012 |
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Complete a
facility and land use study for the power plant |
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Develop
customer communications to promote energy conservation |
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Replace
remaining old 69 kv switches at Sub 4 |
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Continue to
upgrade older 4kv distribution to 13.8 kv |
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Upgrade
transformer protective relaying at Sub 5 |
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Replace
station batteries at Sub 3 |
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Initiate
development of Geographic Information System (GIS) for
the Power System |
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Mission
Statement |
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We, the
employees of the Piqua Municipal Power System, recognize and
accept our responsibility to our community. We are dedicated to
deliver quality service to our customers. We strive to meet or
exceed our community's expectations. |
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Some
of the Piqua Municipal Power System Employees |
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| The Piqua Municipal Power System is under
the leadership of Power System Director, Bill Sommer.
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Piqua Municipal Power
System
123 Bridge Street
Piqua, OH 45356
937-778-2077
937-773-7277 (Fax)
e-mail
Piqua Municipal Power System |
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