Electric Cooperatives of Oklahoma to electrify remote Guatemalan village.

An innovative co-op partnership is making geothermal heat pumps affordable for more homeowners—and changing their energy future.

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Apps to keep you safe on the go.

Formed in 1942 to provide services and support to Oklahoma’s rural electric cooperatives, the Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives (OAEC)—or as it has been known since its early days, the “Statewide,”—recently celebrated 75 years of service. 

President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order to review the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan rule. Also known as the “CPP,” the rule was a result of former President Barack Obama’s strategy to combat climate change.

Practical tips to help your family prepare for disasters

Do you know a teen who could benefit from a week of canoeing, hiking, fishing and swimming in a beautiful forest? Oklahoma Forestry Services invites girls and boys between the ages of 13 to 15 to apply for its 61st Annual Oklahoma Forestry Camp, which will be held June 5-10 at Beavers Bend State Park in southeast Oklahoma.

The Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives (OAEC) has selected a group of volunteer linemen to electrify a remote village in the northwestern part of Guatemala this coming October.

With warmer months upon us, now is the perfect time to start planning a vacation to shake off the last of those winter blues. 

Anna Politano, editor of Oklahoma Living,  has won the prestigious 2016 George W. Haggard Memorial Journalism Award from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). The award was presented at NRECA’s annual meeting in San Diego.

A fulfilling career for Bob Owens

Electric cooperatives of Oklahoma add solar to power generation mix.

State-of-the-art data center in rural northeast Oklahoma

A writer's perspective on a life-changing journey.

Can drones help co-ops patrol remote right of ways?

Co-ops play an active role in preserving the lesser prairie-chicken.

Over its 75 years, SPP has grown significantly from an affiliation of 11 companies with a common goal in 1941 to an organization employing 600 professionals.

New twists on telephone scams target electric co-op members.