OP/ED: A BWP customer asks: Is the ECAC (Energy Cost Adjustment Charge) doubling my...
The Energy Cost Adjustment Charge (ECAC) charge has recently appeared as a line item on BWP customer bills, leaving many customers wondering if it is driving up their electric bills
Burbank Brushes Tropical Storm Hillary, Ojai Earthquake Off
5.69 inches of rain and a 5.1 earthquake did very little damage to Burbank this past weekend. A short power outage was restored within 90 minutes
Op/Ed: A Customer Asks: Why Would I Consider Buying an Electric Vehicle When I...
A Burbank Water and Power (BWP) expert explains – you can confidently drive electric vehicles in Burbank and beyond
Op/Ed: A Customer Asks: Why Am I Paying for You To Buy And Charge...
An expert explains – Burbank Water and Power (BWP) applied for CA state funds on behalf of Burbank to help the community transition to electric vehicles
Two-Alarm Electrical Fire at Warner Bros Knocked Down by Firefighters
A transformer exploded at Warner Bros. on Friday afternoon causing a second alarm response by firefighters
BWP Announces Approved Rate Changes to Achieve Sustainable Future and Maintain Reliability
The Burbank City Council has unanimously approved increases to Burbank Water and Power water and electric rates, effective July 1, 2023, and July 1, 2024
Op/Ed: A BWP Customer Asks: What Is BWP Doing to Minimize Rate Increases?
"As a not-for-profit community-owned utility, we set our rates to recover the cost of providing reliable water and electric services to our customers"
OP/ED: A BWP Customer Asks: How Can I Reduce My Water and Power Bill?
During the 2021-22 fiscal year, BWP invested more than $1.4 million toward energy and water efficiency programs for its residents and businesses
BWP Holds First Meeting to Plan Burbank’s Energy Future
Burbank Water and Power is preparing for the future of energy by embarking on the development of a 20-year long-term plan, called – the Integrated Resources Plan
Op/Ed: With all the rain, why are my water rates going up?
"...we are 100 percent dependent on water that we purchase from the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California"