Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives will host its first annual OEC Legislative Day at the Ohio Statehouse on Wednesday, May 25, 2022.

Governor Mike DeWine will face challengers in his re-election bid, not just from Democrats, but from within his own party as well.

As a result of the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package becoming law, and there being significant investment/funding opportunities for cooperatives, NRECA has launched an

While Ohio lawmakers cleared a host of legislation from their desks toward the end of 2021, they have several legislative tasks on deck for the start of 2022.

As changes in policy, energy markets and consumer expectations drive major changes in how utilities generate and deliver electricity, the industry faces one of its most challenging times.

This is a final reminder for the year that all ACRE contributions must be submitted to NRECA by December 20, 2021, to ensure they are accounted for in the 2021 year, which runs January 1 – December

Legislation sponsored by Rep. Diane Grendell (R-Chesterland) to give the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) wider authority recently passed the Ohio House Public Utilities Committee.

Governor Mike DeWine recently signed the new Ohio Congressional map into law.

OEC recently held its second annual ACRE Appreciation Event, featuring a catered lunch, cornhole tournament, and a drawing for Columbus Blue Jackets tickets – all for its ACRE members.

Electric cooperatives in America want an energy supply that is affordable, reliable, and responsible.