Energy & Technology
Nevada Co-op Receives $80.3 Million PACE Loan for Solar, Storage Systems
The award will help install solar power and energy storage systems in Nevada.
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