The Cooperative Advantage
Proposed Cuts to Rural Mail Service Pose Fresh Threat to Co-ops, Members
Co-ops must take a hard look at how to reach members under the plan, a statewide editor said.
Our Communities
‘It Really Made a Difference’: Co-op Helps Family Get Accessible Van
“They had not been anywhere together in years”: Co-op helps family buy accessible van.
The Cooperative Advantage
Georgia Co-op’s High School Outreach Reaps Results in Filling Linework Gaps
GreyStone Power Corp recently hired five graduates of the Energy Pathway program.
Our Communities
Kaua‘i Co-op Works With Neighbors to Keep the Power On During Wildfire
KIUC was able to use solar and battery storage resources from a U.S. Naval facility.
Uncategorized
Grit and Determination Bring an Iowa Co-op and a Community Back From Disaster
The worst in natural disasters brings out the best in an Iowa electric cooperative.
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Hurricane Debby: Tracking the Co-op Response
Heavy flooding kept co-op crews from being able to access some neighborhoods.
Energy & Technology
NRECA Fights ‘One-Size-Fits-All’ Coal Ash Rule
EPA should finalize permitting programs that can be tailored to individual sites, NRECA says.
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Tiny Oregon Co-op Keeps the Lights On Despite Massive Wildfires
Wildfires have so far burned more than 1.2 million acres in Oregon, and fire season has just begun
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.