Starting this month, you may notice something different about us — not how we serve you, but how we represent ourselves.
We have rebranded and are now officially Boone Power!
While our name is new, our purpose remains the same: delivering safe, reliable electricity to the homes, farms, and businesses in the greater Boone County area. This rebrand reflects the evolution of our cooperative. It’s not a change in ownership or service, but a renewed commitment to our members and a fresh focus on our future.
Why the change?
We’ve proudly served this community as Boone REMC for decades. But as we grow to meet the demands of the future, including with the construction of our new headquarters, now is the right time to embrace a name that speaks more clearly to who we are and what we do.
“Power” is our promise. It’s what we deliver, but also what we believe in: the power of cooperative membership (learn more about what that means on page 8), of progress, and people working together.
Watch us grow
Our new name and logo have started showing up this month in places like your bill, SmartHub, and the magazine. Look for it soon on our trucks, in the community, and outside our new facility over the next several months.
Special thanks to the members who participated in last fall’s focus groups; your insights helped power this rebrand from the very start. Boone Power is proud to serve you and grow alongside the communities we power every day.
Designed with meaning
Our new logo is more than a fresh look. It’s a symbol of our identity:
- The forward-leaning angle of the logo suggests motion, momentum, and growth. This reflects the fact that we are future-focused and embracing innovation as we grow along with our membership.
- The bolt in the “O” symbolizes electricity, the product we deliver.
- The word “Power” is stacked directly beneath the “one” in Boone. This is a nod to our history as the first electric distribution cooperative in Indiana, and a reminder that our members are always No. 1. We exist to serve our members.
Colors that reflect our story
We’ve updated our color palette, too, blending legacy with new energy:
Green remains our foundation. It’s trusted, familiar, and rooted in our rural legacy.
Blues add a sense of professionalism and stability.
Orange offers a bold spark, representing optimism and a bright future.
Our brand may look different, but what hasn’t changed is who we work for — you, our members.
A. Our contact information:Here’s how you can reach us to ask questions, get information, and pay your bill.
B. Account details:This section includes your account number, the name on the account, and your board district. Find out which director represents your area on our website.
C. Bill summary:The most important detail — your total amount due and the due date. You will also be able to see if this is your final bill, and if you are on budget billing or autopay in this section.
D. Monthly use chart:This shows your monthly energy use over the past year, alongside high and low temperatures, which provides an at-a-glance view of seasonal trends and how energy use compares to the previous 12 months.
E. Monthly readings:Here you can find your kilowatt-hour use for the current billing month, previous billing month, and this month a year ago.
F. Daily readings:Get a glimpse of your average daily consumption and average daily cost as well as the average daily high and low temperature. This information can help you compare your use with the weather, and spot patterns that may help you save.
G. Payment stub:If you pay by mail or in person, please include the section below the dashed line to ensure your account is correctly credited. The new barcode feature allows us to more efficiently apply payments.
H. Location and meter details: This area provides more details about meter readings and your rate class. More details about our rates can be found on our website.
I. Payments and charges: You’ll find your previous balance and applied payment on the left, and a breakdown of current charges on the right. This includes a monthly fixed Customer Charge that covers the cost of maintaining equipment necessary to deliver power to each member and a variable Energy Charge based on the number of kilowatt-hours consumed during the billing period.
J. Message center:Look here for important information and time-sensitive reminders from your electric cooperative.
K. Your contact information: If you pay by mail or in person and need to update your contact information, you can fill out this section.
L. Ways to pay:If you’re looking for options to pay your bill, review the details here.
