Energy Supply

Co-op-supported Wyoming Integrated Test Center highlights carbon capture research.

Higher residential demand could falter as unemployment benefits lapse and disconnections rise.

Researchers are studying ways to store CO2 underground or turn it into marketable products.

A co-op-sponsored project could ultimately store 50 million tons of carbon underground.

Co-op crews assembled a mobile substation in just four days to restore power after a storm.

The threat of the coronavirus hitting rural communities has electric co-ops making changes.

G&Ts take measures to protect staffs and maintain reliability throughout coronavirus threat.

Escalating costs of fossil fuels and the unique needs of Alaska make that state prime for benefici

The president’s budget would eliminate a program that helps low-income co-op members pay their b

Energy diversity is key for co-ops as they strive to meet local needs, NRECA CEO Jim Matheson said