Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown Will Vote to Overturn EPA's Power Plant Rules

Sherrod Brown will vote against EPA's final power plant rules.

COLUMBUS, OH-Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) is standing with Ohio’s electric cooperatives in opposing the EPA’s power plant rules, calling them unrealistic, unachievable rules that could undermine grid reliability, raise…

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Ohio Congressman Balderson Leads Effort to Stop Biden’s Plan to Shut Down Power Plants

Congressman Troy Balderson Introduces Congressional Review Act Resolution on Power Plant Rules

Washington, D.C. – Ohio Congressman Troy Balderson (OH-12) launched the bipartisan push for the Congressional Review Act, and 138 House colleagues joined him in the challenge to the Biden Administration’s

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OEC's Pat O'Loughlin to Retire, Current COO Craig Grooms Named Successor

Pat O'Loughlin and Craig Grooms

COLUMBUS, OH—Patrick O’Loughlin, the President and CEO of Buckeye Power and Ohio’s Rural Electric Cooperatives (OREC), wholly known as Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives, notified the boards of directors of the organizations of…

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DeWine, Husted say EPA’s Final Rule on Fossil Fuel Power Plants Endangers Ohio’s Energy Grid

Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jon Husted express concern over EPA rules that could cause reliable coal-fired plants to close in Ohio.

COLUMBUS, OH—Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted sent a letter to USEPA Administrator Michael Regan last week, expressing their opposition to the federal rule on fossil-fueled power plants. 

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U.S. Senators Express Bipartisan Concern for USEPA's New Power Plant Rules

U.S. Capitol building in Washington D.C.

WASHINGTON, DC-A bipartisan group of U.S.

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NRECA Legislative Conference Recap

A group of Ohio electric cooperative leaders meeting with legislators in Washington, D.C.
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A group of Ohio electric cooperative leaders meeting with legislators in Washington, D.C.
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A group of Ohio electric cooperative leaders meeting with legislators in Washington, D.C.
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A group of Ohio electric cooperative leaders meeting with legislators in Washington, D.C.

American families and businesses expect the lights to stay on at a cost they can afford. Our nation’s energy policies must meet this fundamental expectation. Keeping the lights on is not a partisan issue.

US EPA Greenhouse Gas Rule – Ohio Senate Resolution 296

Pat O'Loughlin testifying before Ohio Senate committee

OEC’s President CEO, Pat O’Loughlin testified in support of

Annual Cooperative Advocacy Day at the Statehouse

Ohio co-op leaders at the Ohio Statehouse
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Ohio co-op leaders meeting with their legislators at the Ohio Statehouse
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Ohio co-op leaders meeting with their legislators at the Ohio Statehouse
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The 2024 Ohio Electric Cooperative Statehouse Reception

Leaders representing 17 Ohio electric cooperatives dedicated a day to meeting with influential state legislators and officials, focusing on discussions centered around grid reliability, kilowatt-hour tax reform, and…