Abstract
In this time of industry-wide challenge and opportunity, many rural electric cooperatives face serious disadvantages rooted in size and technology. But as a group they also command important advantages: consumer ownership, nonprofit operation, and local control. The strong and innovative systems should be among the survivors of the coming struggle.
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