OUC's Roadmap

Please enter your first and last name*
Which technologies would you like OUC to invest in? Select all options you would like OUC to invest in.*
- Battery storage: devices that capture energy produced at one time for use at a later time
- Infrastructure to support distributed energy resources (DER) or smaller, more localized power sources
- Energy efficient technologies: Smart devices like thermostats and appliances, and connectivity for smart technology that reduces energy demand
- Electric vehicle charging
- Solar: energy generated by sunlight
- Landfill gas: energy generated by the methane produced by landfills
- Biofuels: energy generated by biological, often plant-based materials
- Nuclear: energy generated by the combining of two atoms through nuclear fusion or splitting a large atom through nuclear fission
- Natural Gas: a fossil energy source that is primarily composed of methane
- None
- Other
If "Other" please state:
How much extra would you be willing to pay on your bill for the technologies you selected?*
- Up to 5% more on my bill.
- Up to 10% more on my bill.
- Up to 15% more on my bill.
- Up to 20% more on my bill.
- I would not pay extra for these technologies.
Please rank the following four attributes based on which is most important to you for the next 20 years of electric energy generation and transmission. Drag and drop to sort. Order of attributes is randomized.
- Reliability.
  An electric system’s ability to effectively produce and deliver the energy required by customers with minimal interruptions and consistent quality while maintaining compliance.
- Sustainability.
  An electric system’s ability to produce energy in a way that proactively reduces pollution and impacts on the surrounding ecosystem.
- Affordability.
  An electric system’s ability to produce and deliver energy at an affordable cost with minimal price fluctuations.
- Resiliency.
  An electric system’s ability to adapt to uncontrollable events – such as severe weather (hurricanes, major storms) – maintain physical and cyber grid security, and quickly bounce back following an interruption.
Provide your thoughts on why your top choice is the most important attribute to you.*
Provide your thoughts on why your fourth choice is the least important attribute to you.*
Please share any additional thoughts or comments regarding OUC’s EIRP.*
*Thank you for your input. Your feedback will be calculated into OUC’s EIRP process, which will be used to map the next 20 years of electric energy use for our customers. Please continue to check this website for updates on the EIRP process.