Cleveland Public Power

UtilitiesUnited States51-200 Employees

Cleveland Public Power is a municipal electric utility serving the City of Cleveland in the United States. Its three-hundred-megawatt system provides electric service to tens of thousands of residential, commercial, and industrial customers, with a network that feeds 36 substations and distributes power at multiple voltage levels through a combination of interconnections and generation sources. The organization partners with regional utilities and power suppliers to secure energy through its 138 kV interconnections, while maintaining a fleet that includes combustion turbines and diesel generators to support its service commitments and reliability needs. Founded in 1906, CPP emphasizes dependable and affordable energy delivery and stewardship within the community it serves, prioritizing service quality for ratepayers and local engagement.

Headquartered in Cleveland, CPP operates within the utilities sector as a municipally owned utility, distinguishing itself from private and investor-owned models. Its activities extend beyond basic power supply to collaborative efforts and initiatives with local institutions and regional partners, reflecting a role in broader city infrastructure and energy modernization projects. Recent updates and partnerships, including collaborations with educational institutions and regional port authorities, illustrate ongoing efforts to align electric service with community needs and regional development while maintaining a focus on reliability and stewardship.

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