OUC Presents Recommended Long-Term Energy Plan to Board

November 11, 2026

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OUC leadership presented the results and recommendations of the Electric Integrated Resource Plan (EIRP) to the OUC Board of Commissioners in a public workshop on November 11, 2026.

Updated about every five years, OUC’s EIRP guides long-term energy resource decisions to ensure reliable, affordable, resilient and sustainable service as community needs and technologies evolve.

Recommendations presented to the Board are the result of a comprehensive process that evaluated multiple future scenarios, resource options and incorporated community perspectives. The recommended path forward is intended to provide OUC with the flexibility needed to adapt to changing conditions while continuing to meet customer needs.

No vote was taken at the workshop. The EIRP will be voted on during the December 15, 2026, Commission meeting.

Download the EIRP Presentation

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