Virginia Co-op Employee is First Linewoman on NRECA International Project
Lineworker Genevie Boarman helped electrify a village in northwestern Guatemala.
International Electrification
America's electric co-ops actively support rural electrification in developing countries through NRECA International.
NRECA International
For 60 years, NRECA International has been a global ambassador for the cooperative business model, working in developing countries to help governments and their citizens bring electricity to rural places, leading to improvements in education, health care, safety and economic opportunity.
Recent NRECA International News
Co-op Leader's Teen Daughter Serves as Translator on NRECA International Trip
Oregon co-op volunteers electrified a Guatemalan village and revitalized its schoolhouse.
Meet the Bangladeshi Cook Who Is NRECA International’s Longest-Serving Employee
Bangladeshi cook Abdul Malek helps NRECA International employees bond over comfort food.
'We the People'
Like U.S. farmers in the 1930s and ’40s, people in Liberia, Uganda and Zambia are working—with the help of NRECA International—to prove once again that the electric co-op model can bring light to remote rural communities that are largely ignored by private investors. Learn more in a recent RE Magazine cover story.
