Broadband

VP brings attention to electric co-op broadband “as a model for our country.”

NRECA notes that Congress intentionally provided broad latitude on how best to use these funds.

“If we didn’t have the pandemic, we’d probably have a party.”

Electric co-ops can use federal broadband money most efficiently, a co-op CEO told lawmakers.

Broadband affordability and adoption remain key to serving the unserved.

Rural broadband “needs to be an economic justice issue,” senator says during co-op visit.

Protracted RDOF defaults may cost communities billions in other public aid for rural broadband.

“This is the right thing to do for our members,” BARC says of its carbon-neutral goal.

One LEO satellite bidder lacks voice service, which is required of RDOF winners, NRECA told the FC

Within 10 days, a co-op answers a school district’s broadband plea for struggling students.