Economy & Trends

When a coal-fired plant closes, what comes next? A G&T prepares workers for next chapter.

Higher residential demand could falter as unemployment benefits lapse and disconnections rise.

Growing unemployment and declines in tourism, agriculture and oil prices are affecting co-ops.

Some co-op members are having trouble paying their electric bills after being laid off their jobs.

The COVID-19 pandemic is depressing prices for products that co-op members produce on their farms.

NRECA urges policymakers to act as electric co-ops face a $10 billion revenue loss from COVID-19.

Precision agriculture brings greater efficiency to farm tasks like seeding, fertilizing and wateri

Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative sparks long-overdue economic development in south Texas.

Co-ops provide health care benefits to more than 100,000 employees, retirees and their families.

The electric co-op impact on the U.S. economy is broader than you may suspect.