Carroll Electric Cooperative (Ohio)

Carroll Electric Cooperative is a non-profit rural electric utility cooperative headquartered in Carrollton, Ohio.

The Cooperative was organized in 1938 and the first power lines were energized in December, 1939.^[1]

The Cooperative serves portions of six counties in the eastern part of the state of Ohio:^[2]

Currently (as of May, 2016) the Cooperative has 1475 miles of power lines, and services more than 12,400 customers.^[1]

References

1 2 "The History of Carroll Electric". Carroll Electric Cooperative. Archived from the original on 2016-02-22. Retrieved 2016-05-21.
↑ "Carroll Electric Cooperative Inc.". Carroll Electric Cooperative. Retrieved 2016-05-21.

By governance

Consumer	Cooperative federation list Cooperative wholesale society

Worker (list)	Employee ownership Workers' self-management Workers' control Workplace democracy Business and employment co-operative

Purchasing	Retailers' cooperative

Other	Social cooperative Agent-owned company

By purpose

Banking	Credit union Mutual savings bank Savings and loan association Building society

Housing	Building Cohousing Student housing Housing society (egalitarian) Intentional community

Agricultural	Collective farming Reforestation Winemaking Wheat pool

Utility (list)	Community wind energy Electric Telephone

Mutual education	Anarchistic free school Homeschool Democratic education Learning by teaching

Mutual insurance	Health insurance cooperative

Other	Food list Recycling

Topics

Identity	Rochdale Principles ICA Statement on the Cooperative Identity

Political and economic theories	Co-operative economics Cooperative federalism Distributism Economic democracy Mutualism Neo-Capitalism Owenism Social enterprise Socialism Socially responsible investing Solidarity economy

Key theorists	G. D. H. Cole Charles Gide David Griffiths William King Robert Owen Friedrich Raiffeisen David Schweickart Rochdale Pioneers Beatrice Webb

By region	Canada Ukraine United Kingdom United States

Organizations	List of cooperatives Worker Energy Federations International Co-operative Alliance Co-operative Party

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