Concern for Community is one of the Seven Cooperative Principles, and what better way to commit to the community than by engaging youth in conversations about leadership, community involvement, and meaningful connections? The Carroll White REMC Junior Board of Directors gives area students a unique opportunity to participate in the governance process. Aletheia (Tia) Peter,… Continue reading.

Carroll White REMC is starting the process of changing out our electric meters beginning Feb. 5. Advanced Meter Services will be performing the meter changeouts. This process will begin in the southern part of the system and be an ongoing process for the entire system through 2025. Some meters on the Carroll White REMC system… Continue reading.

Carroll White REMC and IEC board member Gary Gerlach was honored by close friend and IEC Board President Steve McMichael with the first ever IEC Distinguished Director Service Award. McMichael said that Gerlach exemplifies the 3E’s (Engaged, Equipped, and Educated) as well as the Seven Cooperative Principles.

Bartholomew County REMC is offering two programs this summer aimed at helping young people build valuable skills while having fun. Indiana Youth Tour This week-long trip to Washington, D.C., is perfect for current high school juniors who are interested in learning about the cooperative business model. Students will have the opportunity to interact with elected… Continue reading.

Last month, BCREMC announced that the board of directors voted to extend the Wholesale Power Cost Relief refund for members. In these times of inflation, BCREMC is dedicated to reducing the impact of rising wholesale power costs for its members. As a result, we are providing a special refund for all current members receiving electricity… Continue reading.

2024 Virtual Annual Business Meeting Thursday, June 13, 2024 7 p.m.  Day at the Fair Annual Meeting – meet and greet. A free parking pass to the fair will be in the voting packet, mailed in May.  See you there! 

Were you surprised when you opened your last REMC bill? Cold weather can mean a more expensive winter bill, especially for those who heat with electricity. Unfortunately, the cold experienced by most of the country in mid-January will significantly affect electric bills received in February. Frigid temperatures require more energy use To keep your house… Continue reading.

When outdoor temperatures drop, our electricity use increases. That’s because we’re doing more activities inside, and our heating systems are running longer and more often to counteract colder outdoor temperatures. Factor in that we all tend to use electricity at the same time — in the morning and in the early evenings — and that… Continue reading.