Grant County Public Utility District is sharing information about data center energy use, power supply resources, electric rates, and planning for future growth.
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Data centers continue to be a topic of conversation throughout Grant County. To help answer common questions, Grant PUD is sharing information about data center energy u…
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Grant County Public Utility District
Powering our way of life.
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- Government Administration
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- Ephrata, US
- Company size
- 501–1,000 employees
About Grant County Public Utility District
Established by local residents in 1938, Grant PUD generates and delivers energy throughout the Pacific Northwest. What began as a grassroots movement of public power has evolved into one of the premiere providers of renewable energy at some of the most affordable rates in the nation. For additional information about Grant PUD or to learn about career opportunities visit our website at grantpud.org or follow us on facebook at GrantPUD.
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Presence & Recognition
Grant County Public Utility District thanked employees working through Labor Day to keep power on.
Operations & Supply
Grant County Public Utility District serves eight data center operators throughout the county.
Strategy & Corporate Development
Grant County Public Utility District commissioners approved the 2026 Integrated Resource Plan outlining customer electricity needs and future clean energy requirements.
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