Unique mobile demo helps first responders avoid electrocution.

A team of 15 volunteers will go to Guatemala to build powerlines to likely electrify two village communities.

The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association recognizes the second Monday of every April as National Lineworker Appreciation Day. In joining the celebration, Oklahoma’s electric cooperatives wish to honor these unsung heroes who keep the lights on every day.

OKL magazine wins co-op journalism award for second straight year 

The Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives remember two individuals who will have a lasting impact on the electric co-op community

Oklahoma Living magazine just wrapped up 70 years of serving electric co-op members and is ready for the future.

Learn how co-ops are strengthening cybersecurity

What is a kilowatt-hour? What are renewable energy sources? And what exactly is the power grid? In this ‘Energy 101’ series, our goal is to help you better understand energy terms that power your daily tasks.

Linemen pass on knowledge to the next generation

Larry Cisneros, a professional engineer with Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative (NEOEC) based in Vinita, Oklahoma, will travel to Haiti on Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017 and return on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2017 to serve as an instructor volunteer with NRECA International.  

The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association Statewide Editors Association, Spotlight on Excellence and the Cooperative Communicators Association recently awarded OKL with several national recognitions. Congratulations to Oklahoma Living’s loyal contributors for their dedication and hard work toward your OKL!

Touchstone Energy Cooperatives of Oklahoma and K20 Center honor innovative technology use in the classroom.

Trees in the right-of-way make dangerous shade.

Do you enjoy the benefits electricity brings to your home or business? The truth is—because electricity has become such a stable, reliable commodity—we rarely think about how this essential power makes its way to us. 

How electric co-ops are investing today in the leaders of tomorrow. 

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.

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. 

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.