Hancock-Wood has supported Ohio’s significant growth in recent years. But continued growth depends on having enough reliable electricity for our homes, farms, schools, and employers.

The Cardinal Power Plant contributes electricity to the regional supply serving Ohio electric cooperatives. Under current plans, a critical unit at the plant is expected to close at the end of 2028.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CARDINAL POWER PLANT’S CRITICAL UNIT CLOSURE

Without it, there could be real impacts on reliability during high-demand periods, affordable energy prices, and Ohio’s growing communities.

As a member-owned and not-for-profit co-op, we believe you should have clear information about decisions affecting the communities we serve.