In June, three children of South Central Power Company members participated in the Washington Youth Tour, a life-changing trip that brings more than a thousand high school juniors and seniors […]Read more

How to prepare for a 72-hour emergency In the past year, we’ve experienced heavy snow and ice, strong winds, flooding, thunderstorms, and tornadoes that closed roads, took down power and […]Read more

Results of the Board of Trustees election were announced at South Central Power’s 86th  annual meeting held August 18 on the campus of Ohio University – Lancaster. Re-elected to three-year […]Read more

Congratulations to the August 2022 South Central Power Company Foundation grant recipients! 23 awardees received a total of more than $121,000 in grants this quarter. Grants are awarded by the […]Read more

South Central Power employees provide tips to help you save When temperatures go up in summer, it increases the amount of energy use in homes and other spaces. Even if […]Read more

Energy-related issues are at the forefront of today’s policy debates. Federal and state officials who make decisions don’t always see you or know your story, but if you’re a contributing […]Read more

South Central Power is attempting to locate former members who are eligible for the general retirement of 1997 capital credits. A list of names and addresses for members with capital […]Read more

South Central Power Company recently named Kyle Kern to the newly created position of Vice President of Legal and Risk Management. Kyle joined South Central Power from the Ohio Attorney […]Read more

Meet Adam Dittoe, a mechanic at our Lancaster office, who helps keep our fleet rolling.Read more

Behind every bucket truck, a whole team stands ready to do what it takes to keep our essential workers on the road and headed to the job site.Read more