North Central Electric Cooperative, Inc. is a member-owned, member-controlled nonprofit electric distribution utility located in North Central Ohio. NCEC is one of 24 electric Co-ops in Ohio.
North Central Electric Scholarship
Are your parent’s members of North Central Electric Cooperative? If so you could win a college, vocational or technical school scholarship of $2,500. First place will be given for both a boys and girls division as well as runners-up in each division which will receive $1,500 scholarships. Learn more...
Cooperative refunding $761,800 in capital credits (read more...)
In June, the House of Representatives narrowly passed a climate change bill (HR2454). The Senate is expected to take up this issue this fall. This video from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association provides an update and encourages people to let their voices be heard by accessing Our Energy, Our Future Web site and continuing a dialogue with our elected representatives in Washington.
North Central Electric Cooperative and the Touchstone Energy ® Cooperatives, a nationwide alliance of electric cooperatives, rolled out a “revolutionary” national energy-efficiency campaign designed to inspire consumers to easily save energy and money. Read more
Maintenance Updates
Updated Nov. 18, 2009
The cooperative believes the cheapest form of maintenance is preventive maintenance... read more
Watt's new at North Central Electric
Cooperative's CFL exchange continues
North Central Electric Cooperative members can continue to exchange incandescent lights and receive energy-efficient, long-lasting Compact Fluorescent Light.
Cooperative members have now exchanged approximately 15,450 incandescent lights for CFLs.
This program is an effort to save money for the cooperative and its members. The cost to provide the CFLs is less than the wholesale cost to provide the next incremental kWh of power, which is how the cooperative will save. Also, CFLs will help lower demand during peak periods.
Members can exchange six incandescent lights for two, three-packs of 19-watt(75W equivalent)CFLs.
Cooperative members have been exchanging lights at various locations throughout North Central's service territory.
Members who previously exchanged lights prior to June 30 are again eligible to exchange lights a second time. No CFL Exchange events are currently planned but members can swap lights during regular office hours at North Central, 350 Stump Pike Road, Attica. the office is hopen 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lights
will be exchanged while supplies last.
Members can also exchange lights at North Central Electric's office, 350 Stump Pike Road, Attica during normal business hours, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
