Energy & Technology
Energy Supply
Trump’s Budget Would Hurt Co-ops by Selling Off Federal Dams, Transmission Lines
Congress rejected Trump’s plan to sell federal utility assets before and is likely to do so agai
Energy Supply
We Support Bipartisan Bill to Reduce CO2, Co-op CEO Tells Senate Panel
Co-ops are well-positioned to lead efforts to reduce carbon dioxide, says the Basin Electric CEO.
Renewable Energy
Virginia’s Landmark Net-Metering Compromise: Members Add Renewables; Co-ops Recoup Costs
More Virginia co-op members can add renewables without costing non-participants.
Energy & Technology
Along Those Lines, Episode 5: Co-op Innovation and the Evolving Grid
What is the evolving grid—and what does it mean for how we'll consume electricity in the future?
Renewable Energy
During Super Bowl LIII, Raise a Glass to Wind Power From Electric Co-op Country
Wind, wheat, beer and Super Bowl LIII: There’s a commercial connection to Oklahoma co-ops.
Renewable Energy
Hawaii Co-op Beats Long-Haul Diesel Cost With Solar and Storage
Renewable energy is helping a co-op’s consumers save money by reducing demand for diesel power.
Energy Supply
Alaska Co-op’s Response to November Earthquake Pays Off for Members, Wins Kudos
When a big earthquake hit Alaska, co-op staffers checked on their families and got back to work.
Technology
‘A New Intensity’: NRECA’s Essence Tool Endures Strenuous Test to Guard Grid
A tough test on a remote island puts NRECA’s tool to protect the electric grid under new intensi
Energy Supply
EPA to Replace Carbon Capture Rule for New Power Plants
Current carbon capture and storage technology is not yet affordable, so EPA has a new plan.
Renewable Energy
Electric Co-ops are Making Solar Power Part of Georgia’s Future
Green Power EMC supports renewable energy projects for 38 distribution co-ops in Georgia.