Holland Board of Public Works (HBPW) has earned the American Public Power Association’s (APPA) Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3)® designation for providing operational excellence through dedication to operating an efficient, safe, and reliable distribution system.
We are excited to announce the release of our new careers booklet, designed to inspire high school students to explore rewarding and in-demand careers in the utility industry.
In its 130 plus years, the Holland Board of Public Works has grown our services to match the Holland area’s growth. As our services continue to grow, so does our workforce. By bringing together individuals with different backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives, our workforce is better equipped to innovate and meet the evolving needs of our community.
Holland Board of Public Works (HBPW) is forward-thinking and aims to strengthen the community as a local provider of reliable, efficient, and essential utility services.
Holland Community Energy Plan Holland BPW and the City of Holland share a passion for the Community Energy Plan (CEP).
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Calling MISS DIG 811 before you dig protects you, your neighbors, and your contractors from damaged underground utility lines. No matter who completes the work, you are responsible for making sure that the underground utilities on your property are clearly marked.
As the summer heat rises, so does the humidity in your home. To help you beat the heat and humidity, we are doubling our rebate amounts for ENERGY STAR dehumidifiers and AC Tune-Ups during the months of June and July.
Holland BPW takes pride in serving our community with reliable and competitive electric services. We also are committed to providing our essential utility services in a socially, environmentally and financially responsible manner. The electric industry is intricate, and many different factors impact what is needed to carry out this mission in the present and the future.
Have a working fridge, mini-fridge, freezer, dehumidifier or window air conditioner gathering dust? Recycle your old appliance with Holland BPW and get a double rebate now through January 30.
Did you know purchasing an electric vehicle, powered by energy from Holland BPW, can significantly improve your environmental footprint?
Unlike traditional stovetops that use thermal conduction, induction cooktops operate by heating cookware with electromagnetic induction.
As a savvy local utility customer, you may have wondered about the environmental benefits of switching from natural gas appliances to electric appliances, especially if most of our local electricity comes from a natural gas power plant.
Between May 13 - May 31, Holland BPW residential electric customers who purchase one of the following appliances through Northgate Appliance will receive an instant rebate
that is double the typical BPW rebate amount:
Holland Board of Public Works has launched a new online solar calculator to help residential electric customers decide whether to go solar. Solar power is becoming increasingly popular as homeowners seek sustainable, cost-effective energy solutions.
The Holland Board of Public Works has launched a new online "EV Toolkit" — a trustworthy and comprehensive resource for all EV-related topics. It's a guide for anyone interested in purchasing an EV, with information on different models, charging options, environmental considerations, and potential costs and savings.
The three common classifications of water heaters are tank, tankless, and heat pump. Understanding the differences can help you choose the right water heater for your home.
Heat pumps transfer existing heat rather than generating it through burning fossil fuels like a furnace.
Demolition of Holland BPW’s retired James De Young (JDY) power plant is underway.