Cooperatives protect members from electric price volatility

Electric rates for customers of AEP and AES (two of Ohio’s investor-owned utilities) have been increasing by significant double-digit percentages.

Members of Congress meet with Co-op Leaders

Bethany Schunn and U.S. Rep. Michael Rulli
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Adams Rural Electric Cooperative team meeting with U.S. Rep. David Taylor

Members of the Ohio Congressional delegation took time during the August recess to meet with co-op and Cardinal Power Plant leadership.

2025 Quad States Instructors (QSI) Summer Conference

The ST&LP Department hosted the 2025 Quad States Instructors Summer Conference June 17-19, 2025.

From The Director's Desk Article:

SIF Prevention and Senior Leadership By Dwight Miller

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Who Owns What? Understanding Electric Equipment Responsibilities

As July rolls in with longer days and rising temperatures, it also brings the increased potential for severe weather.

Responding to recent claims made by Connect the Future

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Project Ohio Receives $70,000 Grant from CFC and NCSC

Two lineworkers on a utility pole in Guatemala
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A group of lineworkers posing in a field in Guatemala
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A lineworker hugging a young Guatemalan girl
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Four Guatemalan kids giving a thumbs up
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A group of lineworkers walking through a village in Guatemala

COLUMBUS, OH— In support of Project Ohio, the National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Cooperation and

Ohio at Low Risk of Electricity Shortfalls This Summer, says NERC

Getty Images: Summer in Ohio

Columbus, OH—The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) has released its 2025 Summer Reliability Assessment, offering a positive outlook for electricity supply in the coming months.