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See a streetlight out, call 621-LITE (5483)

See a streetlight out, call 621-LITE (5483)

See a streetlight out, call 621-LITE (5483)

See a Streetlight out, call 621-LITE (5483)

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Cleveland Public Power's commitment for more than 110 years, is providing reliable and affordable energy and energy services to residents and businesses of the City of Cleveland.

Three key outcomes to reach this standard are accountability and responsiveness to customer concerns and priorities; being open to innovation and a commitment to a “green city on a blue lake,” while ensuring affordability that supports the bottom line.

Customers

Being accountable and responsive to customer concerns and priorities

Innovation

Innovation through our renewable energy resources including new hydro and offshore wind power generation

Affordable

Offering reliable and affordable service that supports your bottom line

Latest News

A lightbulb character holding a stop sign, with text that reads "Protect Yourself from scams."

Protect yourself, CPP does not inspect HVAC systems

January 25, 2023, CLEVELAND – Utility Scammers strike again, and this scam is more dangerous than others we have experienced. The latest scam could potentially put you and your family in harm’s way.

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Celebrating the birth of Ben Franklin and electricity

Three hundred and seven years ago on this date, Ben Franklin was born. In recognition of his birth, today is Ben Franklin Day!

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Winter weather returns Friday, what to do if your power goes out

Northeast Ohio is under a winter weather advisory starting Friday, January 13, 2023. The area could receive 6-9 inches of snow. Temperatures will decrease, and there is the potential for winds of up to 30 mph.

Cleveland Public Power prepared for the approaching storm

CLEVELAND, December 22, 2022 – In anticipation of the approaching storm, Cleveland Public Power (CPP) dispatchers monitor weather reports and the National Radar system to keep crews abreast of the changes in storm patterns.