Articles
Hurricane Ian: Tracking the Co-op Response
Hurricane Ian is one of the most powerful storms ever to hit Florida.
Along Those Lines: How Co-ops Are Meeting Evolving Member Expectations
Hear from co-op leaders in North Carolina and Florida.
Colorado Co-op Launches EV Charging Pilot Program for Residential Members
For $19 a month, United Power members get an EV charger, installation and maintenance.
Along Those Lines: ‘Perfect Storm’ of Supply Shortages—The Causes and the Co-op Response
How are co-ops leading the industry in finding ways to manage and mitigate the supply crunch?
House Passes Direct-Pay Incentives for Electric Co-ops
Electric co-ops are already gearing up to use the incentives for energy innovation.
Michigan Co-op Joins Quest to Reclaim World Record for Largest Cherry Pie
Cherryland EC is providing technical expertise and financial support for the Big Pie Project.
Senate Passes Direct-Pay Incentives for Co-ops; House to Vote Next
The Senate-passed bill also includes grants and loans for co-ops that buy or build clean energy sy
Feds Should Engage Co-ops to Protect Wildlife, Montana Co-op Leader Says
Co-ops have boosted efforts to recover endangered fish, birds and other wildlife in the West.
Along Those Lines: Introducing NRECA Broadband
NRECA leaders discuss what went into the decision to form NRECA Broadband and where it’s headed.
Kauaʻi Island CEO: Direct-Pay Incentives Will Lower Cost of Energy Innovation
Kauaʻi Island co-op has used federal incentives to help achieve 70% renewable energy.