Energy & Technology
Grid Operators Echo NRECA Reliability Concerns Over EPA Power Plant Rule
Four grid operators filed a legal brief supporting NRECA’s lawsuit against the rule.
Issues and Policy
Along Those Lines: Balancing AI’s Benefits With Cybersecurity Risks
Hear from NRECA's Carter Manucy and Dairyland Power Cooperative's Nate Melby and Vlad Tsoy.
Issues and Policy
Co-ops to Help Host DOE’s Largest Class of Clean Energy Fellows
The fellows will help co-ops deploy distributed energy, microgrids and other technologies.
Our Communities
North Carolina Co-op Powers First Electric School Buses in Its Territory
Roanoke Co-op believes electric buses will inspire kids to explore careers in green energy.
The Cooperative Advantage
‘Small and Responsive and Reliable’: Members Use VCP Network to Share Co-op Stories
Electric co-op members share the unique bonds they have with their local co-ops.
Issues and Policy
DOE Official: Finding Common Ground Is Key for Reliable, Resilient Grid
Energy Department official Gene Rodrigues shares his grid priorities at NRECA meeting.
Issues and Policy
NRECA Pursues Supreme Court Stay of EPA Mercury and Air Rule
The rule will be costly and hurt grid reliability without major health benefits, NRECA says.
Our Communities
Along Those Lines: In Small-Town Illinois, Co-op Broadband Makes a World of Difference
JCE Co-op's fiber internet has ushered in a wave of new homeowners and businesses.
Energy & Technology
NRECA Files Application with U.S. Supreme Court to Stay EPA Power Plant Rule
The action follows the recent D.C. Circuit Court’s rejection of a stay request.
Issues and Policy
NRECA Seeks Supreme Court Stay of EPA Power Plant Rule
A lower court denied NRECA’s stay request on July 19.