In 1999, Ohio enacted a law deregulating (some use the term "restructuring") the state's electric utility industry. The centerpiece of this legislation is its "customer choice" provisions, under which some customers were eligible to start shopping for new suppliers of their electric power on January 1, 2001.

Although deregulation proved to be a non-event with no changes, we still keep some articles archived here for your convenience.

Customer choice and electric cooperatives...10 years later

Is Deregulation Working Anywhere?

Shelter From the Storm

Now is the Time to Get Involved

Change is Just Around the Corner

Let's Wait and See

Deregulation: Shopping For Your Utility of Choice

Working to Protect Your Interests

Choice... It's a Good Thing, Right?