OG&E - Values & Beliefs

Our Culture

Our Values and Beliefs Drive Every Aspect of Our Work

We’re proud to live and work in Oklahoma and western Arkansas and support the communities we serve.

Defined by Dedication

Our values and beliefs are the foundation to everything we do. Unbreakable and unshakeable, our success is assured when we live each day by the values and beliefs that define the very core of who we are.

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Our Power to Grow

We energize life, providing life-sustaining and life-enhancing products and services, while honoring our commitment to strengthen our communities. This is our noble purpose.

Our Values

Unbreakable and unshakeable, our success is assured when we live each day by the values and beliefs that define the very core of who we are. We value teamwork, transparency, respect, integrity, public service, and individual safety and well-being.

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Our Opportunities

We invest in our future through exceptional customer experiences and low rates; a workplace culture driven by excellence, intellectual curiosity and a commitment to our communities through economic development, leadership, philanthropy and volunteerism.

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A Higher Standard

Our team members and contractors are expected to maintain our reputation for integrity and to act only with the highest standards of ethical conduct.

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Code of Ethics

OG&E’s Code of Ethics includes specific guidelines governing how we work and how we respond appropriately in situations where the correct course of action is unclear.

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Our Values In Action

The May 3, 1999 tornado that swept through the town of Mulhall, Okla., devastated the community.

Positive Energy in Public Service

Since the storm, the lights had been out at the local ballpark, which meant no games after dark, no fundraiser tournaments and more expensive out-of-town travel for the local teams. OG&E stepped in to help.