Energy & Technology

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.

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Renewable Energy

Farewell to Willy and Wally: Basin Electric Benefits From Early Commitment to Wind Power

After 20 years of service, Basin Electric's oldest utility-scale wind turbines come down.

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Energy & Technology

North Carolina Co-ops Launch Battery Project for Utility-Scale Storage

“We are basically deferring the need for future generation to be built.”

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Energy & Technology

NRECA CEO to Congress: Electricity Transition Efforts Must Be Realistic

Congress can help co-ops by providing direct-pay incentives and streamlining permits.

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Energy Supply

Supreme Court: EPA Lacks Authority to Cap CO2 From Existing Power Plants

A “backwater” section of the Clean Air Act does not authorize EPA to cut CO2 at coal units.

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Renewable Energy

Along Those Lines: ‘Super-Power’—The Impact of Hydroelectric Dams

In the latest podcast episode, hear more about hydropower’s benefits and challenges.

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Energy & Technology

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.

Read More Now

Renewable Energy

Farewell to Willy and Wally: Basin Electric Benefits From Early Commitment to Wind Power

After 20 years of service, Basin Electric's oldest utility-scale wind turbines come down.

Read More Now

Energy & Technology

NRECA CEO to Congress: Electricity Transition Efforts Must Be Realistic

Congress can help co-ops by providing direct-pay incentives and streamlining permits.

Read More Now

Energy & Technology

North Carolina Co-ops Launch Battery Project for Utility-Scale Storage

“We are basically deferring the need for future generation to be built.”

Read More Now

Energy Supply

Supreme Court: EPA Lacks Authority to Cap CO2 From Existing Power Plants

A “backwater” section of the Clean Air Act does not authorize EPA to cut CO2 at coal units.

Read More Now

Renewable Energy

Along Those Lines: ‘Super-Power’—The Impact of Hydroelectric Dams

In the latest podcast episode, hear more about hydropower’s benefits and challenges.

Read More Now

Energy & Technology

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.

Read More Now

Renewable Energy

Farewell to Willy and Wally: Basin Electric Benefits From Early Commitment to Wind Power

After 20 years of service, Basin Electric's oldest utility-scale wind turbines come down.

Read More Now

Energy & Technology

North Carolina Co-ops Launch Battery Project for Utility-Scale Storage

“We are basically deferring the need for future generation to be built.”

Read More Now

Energy & Technology

NRECA CEO to Congress: Electricity Transition Efforts Must Be Realistic

Congress can help co-ops by providing direct-pay incentives and streamlining permits.

Read More Now

Energy Supply

Supreme Court: EPA Lacks Authority to Cap CO2 From Existing Power Plants

A “backwater” section of the Clean Air Act does not authorize EPA to cut CO2 at coal units.

Read More Now

Renewable Energy

Along Those Lines: ‘Super-Power’—The Impact of Hydroelectric Dams

In the latest podcast episode, hear more about hydropower’s benefits and challenges.

Read More Now

Spotlight on Renewable Energy

Electric Co-ops Cheer Inclusion of Key Co-op Priorities in Senate-Passed Inflation Reduction Act

National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) CEO Jim Matheson heralded the inclusion of major electric cooperative policy priorit

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Electric Co-ops Applaud Inclusion of Co-op Priorities in Manchin, Schumer Energy Bill

“As electric co-ops continue to innovate and lead, direct access to energy innovation tax incentives is absolutely critical," said NRECA C

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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.

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Energy & Technology Topics

Energy Supply

Electric co-ops utilize a broad mix of fuels to maintain affordable, reliable and safe power for their members.

Renewable Energy

More than 90 percent of the nation’s 900-plus electric co-ops provide electricity generated using renewable energy sources.

Technology

Electric co-ops are continually working to advance energy technologies to provide safe, reliable, and affordable service to their members.