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Tennessee Lineworker Helps Bring Electricity to His Guatemalan Homeland
Tennessee electric co-op volunteers built 8 miles of power lines in the Guatemalan mountains.
‘A National Treasure’: Early Co-op Power Plant Named Historic Landmark
The REA Power Plant Museum in Iowa has won National Historic Landmark designation.
Quick Action by Co-op Lineman and Member Saves Couple and Their Home From Fire
'I couldn't just sit there and let it burn. I had to do something,' says SLEMCO's lineman.
94-Year-Old Preacher Reaps Benefits of Co-ops From Electricity to Broadband
Ben Leonard likens early benefits of co-op electricity to infinite potential of broadband.
Kaua‘i Co-op Breathes Sigh of Relief After Tsunami Threat Subsides
KIUC is one of the few electric co-ops that has to include tsunamis in its emergency planning.
NRECA: New Permitting Reform Bill Would Help Protect Reliable Electricity
The SPEED Act would shorten permitting timelines and reduce litigation, sponsors say.
Along Those Lines: 2025 NRECA Regional Meetings to Focus on Co-ops’ Most Pressing Issues
Hear from NRECA's Jeffrey Connor, Erin Pressley and Pat Mangan.
Co-op Pollinator Projects With Walking Trails to Serve As ‘Multidisciplinary’ Hubs
Co-op projects will not only nurture pollinators but can also be enjoyed by visitors.
NRECA-Backed FEMA Reform Bill Would Get Disaster Aid to Co-ops Much Faster
The bill calls for FEMA to make disaster relief decisions within a few months rather than years.
Co-op Leader to Congress: Permitting Reform Crucial to Meeting Rising Demand
Without permitting reform, there will be more blackouts, a co-op leader told lawmakers.