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About & Careers

BPA provides about one-third of the electric power generated in the Northwest, primarily from reliable, dispatchable and flexible hydroelectric resources. 

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Careers

When you work at BPA you will be defining the future of energy by finding the lowest cost, most reliable power solutions for Northwest communities and residents. 

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Who We Are

BPA delivers reliable, affordable hydropower produced in the Columbia River Basin to communities across the Northwest. Learn more about BPA's vision, policies and how to get in touch. 

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Newsroom

BPA is committed to keeping its customers and the public up to date on its initiatives with timely and transparent news articles and releases. 


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Finance

BPA is committed to careful cost management consistent with its legal obligations, sound business practice and environmental stewardship. For information about BPA’s financial reports, public processes, asset management and more, click below.

News & Events

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Provider of Choice Resource Support Services Workshop

BPA will host a workshop to develop and review Provider of Choice Resource Support Service contract provisions for application of non-federal resources.

Grid Access Transformation: Proactive Planning & Accelerate Expansion Update

BPA will be providing a public update on the Proactive Planning and Accelerate Expansion components of its Grid Access Transformation program. Materials will be posted prior to the meeting on the GAT web page.

Load Area Reinforcement Study Process Meeting

This meeting has been rescheduled to the afternoon of June 15, 2026 to allow for broader customer participation, particularly for public utility districts and others who may not be available on Fridays.

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Today, nearly 3 million people and more than 1.2 million jobs depend on BPA power.