Pat O'Loughlin President & CEO at Ohio's Electric Cooperatives
Pat O'Loughlin President & CEO at Ohio's Electric Cooperatives - Ohio's Electric Cooperatives

Ohio co-op leaders discuss electricity reliability at annual Statehouse meeting

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On May 8, 2024, leaders of Ohio cooperatives from across the state gathered at the Statehouse for OEC’s annual Day at the Statehouse. The event provided an opportunity for these leaders to meet directly with their respective elected officials and discuss critical issues affecting their cooperative members, particularly in terms of electricity reliability and affordability.

The Ohio Electric Cooperatives (OEC) expressed gratitude to all legislators who took time out of their schedules to meet with electric cooperative leaders and their constituents. They also appreciated those who attended OEC’s reception held in the Statehouse rotunda.



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