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A Second-to-None Facility ‘In the Middle of a Cornfield’
Coworking space connects Indiana startups with technology and ideas.
Bipartisan Bill Could Boost Financing for Co-ops to Modernize Plants
Legislation to boost capital for co-ops may finally be approved in this session of Congress.
At USDA Forum, NRECA Chief Economist Details Local Impact of Rural Broadband Gap
When rural communities lack broadband access, what is the cost to the people who live there?
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.
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.
North Carolina Co-ops Help Middle Schoolers Go to Summer Basketball Camp
A slam-dunk idea: N.C. co-ops award middle schoolers scholarships to summer basketball camps.
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?
From Grade School to Grad School, Co-ops Reach All Ages With EnlightenSC
EnlightenSC educates all ages on renewable energy, energy efficiency and co-op basics.
Mississippi Law Frees Co-ops to Pursue Broadband, but Cost, Density Issues Remain
New state law lifts legal risk for electric co-ops to pursue broadband, yet other hurdles remain.
Five Years and 32 Tons of Food: Co-op’s ‘Cram the Van’ Feeds the Hungry
In Kansas, one food donation drive, five years and 32 tons of food for needy families.