CO-OP ENERGY
Making the Cut
Neglecting your lawn mower can lead to issues not only with your lawn but with the machine as well.
It’s March: Time to Go Green
How to use landscaping to save energy March 2025 by Miranda Boutelle, Contributing Columnist Q: How can landscaping help lower my energy bill? A: There’s a lot going on in the space around our homes. Competing factors of aesthetics, safety, energy efficiency, water...
Labeling Efficiency
How to save money while staying cozy January-February 2025 by Jennah Denney, Contributing Columnist As the days grow colder, consider ways to stay cozy while managing home energy use. One of the best ways to make your home more energy efficient is by choosing products...
Four Reasons Electric Co-ops are Great Places to Work
Running electric utilities today takes just about every skill imaginable. This year, Careers in Energy Week is Oct. 16-20.
Wind Energy is Soaring
In the U.S., wind generates twice the amount of electricity it did five years ago and provides 10% of the nation’s electricity.
Connecting Everyone to the Internet
To help ensure all Americans can share in and contribute to today’s internet-based society and economy, Congress created the Affordable Connectivity Program.
Making a Positive Connection
Here are a few simple ways to show kindness.
Letting the Light In
There are several options for improving your windows, ranging from replacement windows to storm windows to budget-friendly repairs.
Don’t Sweat It
If your air conditioning unit is working overtime to keep your home cool, there are some simple tips to ensure your HVAC system runs optimally. Make sure to change the air filters and get your unit serviced
regularly. That will potentially help with the strain on your system.