Ohio's Electric Cooperatives Employee Directory

Oil and GasOhio, United States51-200 Employees

Ohio's Electric Cooperatives is a member-driven energy organization rooted in rural electrification history. Based in Columbus, Ohio, and comprising several electric cooperatives, it serves more than 380,000 homes and businesses across most of the state, supporting the delivery of reliable electric service to communities that previously lacked access. The group traces its origins to the Rural Electrification Administration's 1935 initiatives and the formation of Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives, Inc. in 1941, followed by Buckeye Power, Inc. in 1959 to provide wholesale power supply and transmission capabilities. Acting as a statewide services network, the organization coordinates collaboration among its member cooperatives and upholds the cooperative principles that guide its operations. Its market is rural and semi-urban electricity consumers within 77 of Ohio’s counties, and it operates within the broader energy sector by organizing and supporting member cooperatives to ensure affordable, dependable power delivery. A recent development aligns with its ongoing role as a coordinating body for Ohio’s electric cooperatives.

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