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Texas Electric Co-ops Restore Power Amid Wildfires, Floods
Mutual aid was crucial for Texas co-ops overcoming flames and floods to restore power.
$500K Google Grant Helps S.C. Co-op Make Energy Upgrades in Members’ Homes
The new round of funding will benefit around 100 low- to moderate-income households.
Co-ops Mobilize to Mitigate Wildfires Through DOE-Funded WARN Consortium
Seven co-ops have proceeded to construction on WARN projects.
Sen. Klobuchar Wins Distinguished Service Award as ‘Unwavering’ Co-op Ally
Minnesota co-op leaders say Klobuchar has earned their trust over two decades in the Senate.
Iowa Woman Thanks Co-op Lineworkers Who Came to Her Rescue After Leg Fracture
After a fall left her stranded, an Iowa resident found help when she needed it most.
DOE Secretary Wright Visits New Hampshire Co-op to Discuss Energy Challenges
The meeting touched on gas pipeline and electric transmission constraints in New England.
NRECA, Co-ops Push EPA for Full Repeal of ‘Untenable’ Power Plant Rule
A full repeal is the “best policy action” to address affordability, NRECA's CEO said.
Along Those Lines: Co-ops Talk Value of Rural Broadband, Partnership With NRECA
NRECA and co-op experts discuss federal funding and policy priorities for rural broadband.
Northwest Co-ops Work Around the Clock to Keep Lights On Amid Raging Wildfires
Co-ops have been keeping outages low despite the impact of huge wildfires on their communities.
NRECA: FCC Plan to Update Universal Service Fund Must Support Rural Broadband
“Rural areas must have access to robust, reliable broadband service,” NRECA told the FCC.