Regulations
Drive Power
Costs
A new car arrives
with fresh paint,
a great smell,
and a hefty price tag.
After a few years of regular
payments the scent changes,
but there’s value in owning an
older car that’s still running
well.
Most of America’s
electric cooperatives bought
a fleet of new —power
plants—in the 1970s and
1980s. This ample stock of
generation allowed co-ops to
maintain a safe, reliable, and
affordable supply of power.
Current conditions may place
affordability and reliability at
risk.
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