Articles
Vandalism at Co-ops Knocks Out Power, Destroys Equipment
Gunfire and copper theft have caused major damage at co-ops in Michigan and Tennessee.
Lineworkers Call Gaff-n-Go Rodeo a Slog of Mud and Merriment
Raindrops keep falling on the heads of lineworkers, but the rodeo competition goes on.
Ready, Set, Fly: Drone Operators Test Skills in Lineworker Rodeo Competition
Drone pilots seek perfect landings as part of rodeo competition.
‘Too Far, Too Fast’: Co-ops Warn of Surging Costs, Reliability Crunch in Bid to Halt EPA Rule
One co-op said adding CCS at just one of its plants would raise average power bills by up to 96%.
Along Those Lines: ‘Immediate, Irreparable Harm’—The Impacts of EPA’s Power Plant Rule
Hear from NRECA's Ashley Slater and Minnkota Power Cooperative's Mac McLennan.
Co-op Director Saves a Stranger’s Life While in D.C. for Legislative Conference
Utah electric co-op director uses CPR to revive a man who collapsed in a street.
Along Those Lines: ‘In the Blink of an Eye’—Devastating Incident Becomes Teaching Tool
United Electric's Branden Bauer has made a mission of telling his story to help others.
Co-op Volunteers From Five States Will Help Bring Power to Navajo Nation
More than 13,000 homes in Navajo Nation do not have power.
‘Gutted’: Line Crews Rebuild Systems in Wake of Louisiana Tornadoes
Lineworker appreciation takes on additional meaning after tornadoes hit Louisiana.