Oberlin Municipal Light and Power manages a Sustainable Reserve Program funded by the net proceeds due to the sale of renewable energy certificates (RECs) derived from Oberlin’s renewable power supply. The program is designed to offer environmental, social and economic benefits to the City’s electric customers on a community-wide basis. The City of Oberlin encourages and welcomes community input regarding the Sustainable Reserve Program which meet the Oberlin City Council adopted guidelines of municipal electric services for energy efficiency, energy conservation, green-house gas emission reductions, and renewable energy projects. Please contact Drew Skolnicki, OMLPS Director, at 440-775-7261 or dskolnicki@omlps.org to submit ideas and suggestions.
Below are Public Utilities Commission (PUC) and Oberlin Municipal Light and Power System (OMLPS) Recommendations:
Sustainable Reserve Program Guidelines
Net REC proceeds are funds paid into the municipal electric system, and therefore must be used for purposes relating to the operation of the municipal electric system, as required by the Ohio Revised Code (ORC).