The Cooperative Advantage
Kentucky Co-ops Host ‘Electric University’ for State Legislators
The Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Caucus is the biggest caucus in the state legislature.
Energy & Technology
NRECA Challenges Interior Conservation Rule
The rule could block large amounts of public lands from use by electric cooperatives.
Our Communities
Alabama Co-op Leader to Congress: Streamline Disaster Relief Programs
FEMA disaster aid sometimes takes years to reach electric co-ops, a CEO testified.
Energy & Technology
Co-op Energy Storage Projects Get Boost From New PACE Awards
Electric co-ops in Alaska and Arizona will develop energy storage with new federal loans.
Our Communities
Hurricane Beryl: Tracking the Co-op Response
Mutual aid crews arrived to help Texas co-ops affected by Hurricane Beryl.
The Cooperative Advantage
Ohio Co-op’s ‘Lunch With a Lineman’ Serves Safety Lessons to Young Members
For young members, Ohio co-op serves lunch with a lineman with a side of safety lessons.
Energy & Technology
NRECA Seeks Immediate Halt to EPA’s Mercury and Air Rule for Power Plants
The new mercury and air standards may not even be achievable, NRECA says.
Energy & Technology
Ag Secretary Announces $81 Million for Colorado Co-ops’ Solar Projects
The clean energy projects will be “legacy” developments for co-op communities in Colorado.
Energy & Technology
Co-ops Discuss Risks, Opportunities of Demand Surge From AI, Data Centers
Data centers will have a “huge impact” on power consumption, NOVEC CEO David Schleicher said.