Los Angeles Department of Water and Power

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The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is the largest municipal utility in the United States, providing water and electricity to the City of Los Angeles and overseeing key regional water resources.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government agency
municipal utility
public utility
abbreviation LADWP
country United States
employs engineers
lineworkers
utility workers
water system operators
foundedBy City of Los Angeles
linked to: Los Angeles
governedBy Los Angeles Board of Water and Power Commissioners
hasDivision Power System
Water System
headquartersLocation 111 North Hope Street, Los Angeles
Downtown Los Angeles
implementsPolicy energy efficiency programs
renewable energy procurement
water conservation programs
industry electric power industry
water supply industry
isLargest largest municipal utility in the United States
jurisdiction City of Los Angeles
linked to: Los Angeles
locatedIn California
Los Angeles
manages Los Angeles Aqueduct
Mono Basin water exports
Owens Valley water exports
memberOf American Public Power Association
Association of California Water Agencies
operatedBy City of Los Angeles
linked to: Los Angeles
oversees regional water resources
ownedBy City of Los Angeles
linked to: Los Angeles
ownedInfrastructure distribution substations
hydroelectric power plants
water treatment plants
parentOrganization City of Los Angeles government
predecessor Los Angeles City Water Company
providesService drinking water
electric power
power distribution
water distribution
regionServed Los Angeles metropolitan area
regulatedBy California Energy Commission
California State Water Resources Control Board
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
serves City of Los Angeles
linked to: Los Angeles
subjectOf Mono Lake water rights litigation
environmental controversies in Owens Valley
usesResource Colorado River water
State Water Project supplies

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Owens Valley managedBy Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Hollywood Reservoir managedBy Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Government of the City of Los Angeles hasAgency Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Owens River divertedBy Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Owens Lake managedBy Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Owens Valley water wars mainParticipant Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power abbreviation LADWP
linked to: Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power governedBy Los Angeles Board of Water and Power Commissioners
linked to: Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power predecessor Los Angeles City Water Company
linked to: Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles Aqueduct owner Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles Aqueduct operator Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Hollywood Dam ownedBy Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Hollywood Dam maintainedBy Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Silver Lake Reservoir partOf Los Angeles Department of Water and Power system
linked to: Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Silver Lake Reservoir operator Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Crowley Lake operator Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
California electrical grid majorUtility Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Lower Owens River managedBy Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
William Mulholland employer Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Lower Owens River Project relatedTo Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Lower Owens River Project managingEntity Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (project partner)
linked to: Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Lee Vining Creek waterManagementAuthority Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering collaboratesWith Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Mono Lake water rights litigation involvesParty Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Mono Lake water rights litigation opposingParty Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Rush Creek associatedWith Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Greater Los Angeles hydrologic system operatedBy Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Building occupant Los Angeles Department of Water and Power
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Building ownedBy Los Angeles Department of Water and Power