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NRECA: Treasury Should Keep Start-of-Construction Rules for Energy Credits
Changing the rules would likely make co-ops scrap projects or incur more debt, NRECA said.
Agencies Roll Out Streamlined Permitting Rules After Long Push by NRECA
The new procedures should speed permitting of co-op energy and broadband projects.
Along Those Lines: How Co-ops Are Educating Their Members on Rooftop Solar
Hear from NRECA's Lidija Sekaric and Garkane Energy's Neal Brown.
Record Number of Electric Co-ops Volunteer to Help Power Navajo Nation
Co-ops came from as far away as Florida to volunteer for the Light Up Navajo project.
Supreme Court Upholds Crucial Broadband Fund in ‘Win for Rural America’
The ruling will help electric co-ops bring high-speed internet to unserved rural communities.
Arizona Co-op Leader to Congress: Coal Is Crucial Part of the Energy Mix
Using coal in the energy mix helps Arizona co-ops meet summer demand, a co-op leader says.
Supreme Court Ruling on Environmental Law Eases Path for Co-op Projects
The court’s decision should give co-ops more predictability on project reviews, NRECA says.
NRECA’s Lincoln Office Honored for Its Workplace Culture, Community Impact
NRECA’s Lincoln office has been selected as one of the “Best Places to Work” in Nebraska’s
NRECA Applauds Trump Administration’s Move to Protect Lower Snake River Dams
The dams supply over 3,000 megawatts of hydropower for 52 electric co-ops in the West.
NRECA: Proposed Repeal of Power Plant Rules Is a ‘Welcome Course Correction’
The rules “jeopardize the reliability of the electric grid,” NRECA CEO Jim Matheson said.