Our Communities
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia Co-ops Restore Power Amid Their Worst Blizzard in Years
Thick, heavy snow from Winter Storm Hernando accumulated quickly on trees and power lines.
Energy & Technology
EPA Repeals Mercury Rule That Threatened Critical Electric Co-op Generation
The rule was costly for electric co-ops and lacked meaningful public health benefits, NRECA says.
Our Communities
‘A Crash Course in Who We Are’: Tennessee Co-op Recounts Ice Storm Restoration
Middle Tennessee Electric, with help from 400-500 mutual aid crews, restored power quickly.
Our Communities
Along Those Lines: Award-Winning CEO Shares Her Co-op’s Communication Strategy
Hear from Cherryland Electric Cooperative CEO and J.C. Brown Award winner Rachel Johnson.
The Cooperative Advantage
Q&A: NRECA’s Government Relations Leader Discusses Top Priorities for 2026
Permitting reform, FEMA reform and wildfire mitigation are all top priorities for NRECA.
The Cooperative Advantage
Q&A With NRECA’s Safety Head on Winter Storm Fern’s Power Restoration Challenges
‘We will never sacrifice safety for the speed of restoration.’
The Cooperative Advantage
‘The Infrastructure Just Can’t Bear It’: Weather Veterans Weigh in on the Power of Ice, Wind
Winter Storm Fern is déjà vu all over again for these co-op experts.
The Cooperative Advantage
NRECA Calls for Swift Action to Address Worsening Grid Reliability Outlook
Projected energy resource and transmission growth will lag demand in the coming decade, NERC said.
Energy & Technology
Georgia Co-op Pilots Cutting-Edge Long-Duration Energy Storage Technology
Snapping Shoals is the first to test long-duration battery made in its home state of Georgia.