The Electric Co-op Policy Outlook in a Rapidly Changing Washington

Along Those Lines by NRECA

Feb 11, 202526:51Government & Organizations

The 2024 elections were pivotal for policies affecting electric co-ops. President Donald Trump's victory and Republicans' majorities in Congress could bring major changes to environmental rules, permitting requirements,...

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