Co-op Broadband Brightens Future of Rural Alabama
What an electric co-op can deliver to a low-income town with a little help from USDA: broadband.
An Added Push to Lower the Cost of Electric Car Batteries
DOE seeks alternatives for one of the most expensive components in electric car batteries.
Commitment to Zero Contacts Initiative Targets Lineworker Injuries and Fatalities
New safety initiative helps co-ops strengthen safety programs, culture.
Hawaii Co-op Takes Top Spot for Energy Storage Watts
From energy storage to solar watts per member, co-ops turn in strong showings in SEPA’s rankings
NRECA Joins 900 Other Concerned Parties Supporting LIHEAP
NRECA joins more than 900 other concerned parties in urging Congress to protect LIHEAP.
NRECA Explains Co-ops’ Obstacles Under Clean Power Plan
What should EPA know about America’s electric co-ops before drafting another Clean Power Plan?
Vermont Co-op Helps Members Save With Weatherization and Efficiency Upgrades
Washington Electric Co-op's Button Up program offers ways to save energy and money.
Storm Recovery
Crews Rebuild Battered and Burned Co-op Lines
Spring has not meant mild weather in many parts of the United States.
Storm Recovery
Digital Divide: How Can the ‘Uneven Landscape’ of Broadband Access Be Fixed?
NRECA CEO Jim Matheson offers recommendations at a national listening forum.
Storm Recovery
While Rural Prosperity Is Making Headlines, Co-ops Can Keep Heat on Congress
What electric co-ops can do while Congress considers rural infrastructure and broadband.