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In Hurricane Aftermath, Pregnant Co-op Employees Press On as Due Dates Approach
Amid massive storm cleanup, Jeff Davis EC employees to welcome “co-op babies.”
Undoing Injustice: Roanoke Electric Works to Empower Black Landowners
A sustainable forestry project seeks to right past wrongs dealt to African American farmers.
Co-op Program Will Rate, Educate Car Dealers On Electric Vehicles
Co-ops often complain that local car dealers lack basic knowledge about electric vehicles.
Q&A: Louisiana Co-op Leader Gives Firsthand Perspective on Hurricane Laura Recovery
ALEC CEO Jeffrey Arnold discusses the massive restoration efforts under way after Hurricane Laura.
Tennessee Co-ops Win $40 Million in State COVID-19 Broadband Grants
For the unserved rural electric co-op member, broadband in their home is “literally life-changin
Social Media Roundup: The Co-op Response to #HurricaneLaura
Updates and photos from co-op social media channels as co-ops deal with the effects of Laura.
Hurricane Laura Photo Gallery: Scenes From Co-ops’ Storm Response
Electric cooperatives in Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas are dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane
House Bill Would Give Co-ops Tax Credits to Help Pay Retirement Costs
Co-ops could be eligible for up to $100,000 in refundable tax credits in 2020 and 2021.
Senate Panel Looks at Co-op Role in Carbon Capture Research in Wyoming
Co-op-supported Wyoming Integrated Test Center highlights carbon capture research.
USDA Electric Loan Program Awards $371 Million to Co-ops
Latest USDA loans will go to 10 co-ops in 11 states and improve 3,700 miles of power lines.