2026 Legislative Guidelines approved

2026 Legislative Guidelines

The Nebraska Municipal Power Pool board of directors at their November meeting approved its Legislative Guidelines for 2026.

The guidelines serve as a statement of legislative policy accepted by the NMPP Board on behalf of the NMPP membership. The guidelines are used to inform legislative members, government officials and other constituents on issues impacting the electric and natural gas industries.

The guidelines include sections on:

  • Resilient Electric Infrastructure & Clean Energy Transition
  • Natural Gas, Choice and Energy Reliability
  • Local Governance, Competition and Consumer Choice
  • Cybersecurity, Innovation and Critical Infrastructure Protection
  • Health, Safety and Environmental Responsibility
  • State and Regulatory Engagement
  • Federal and National Energy Strategy Alignment
  • Legislative Engagement Principles

The guidelines are available here.
 

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