One of the greatest strengths of the cooperative model is that cooperatives don’t just serve their members — they work together to make life better for them. That spirit of collaboration is something we do every day through partnerships with organizations that share the same commitment to reliability, service, and value. One of those key… Continue reading.

When temperatures soar, it’s common to see electric bills rise. Many people assume it’s because our electric rates have increased, but that’s not the reason. The biggest factor is something called Cooling Degree Days — a measurement that helps explain how much air conditioning your home needs. A cooling degree day is recorded whenever the… Continue reading.

Paulding Putnam welcomed state, regional, and community leaders to its headquarters in July to celebrate the cooperative’s recently received Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment program contract — announcing $13.1 million in federal funding to deploy fiber-to-the-home broadband to thousands of unserved and underserved locations across northeast Indiana. “This milestone marks meaningful progress in bringing BEAD… Continue reading.

As we continue to grow, our team continues to grow as well. This reflects our ongoing commitment to serving our members more effectively and meeting the increasing demands of our day-to-day operations for electric members as well as our new fiber customers. Each new team member brings a unique set of skills and fresh perspectives… Continue reading.

Paulding Putnam staff have been out and about this summer. We have joined in town festivals and parades all across the area. Recent events have included: Van Wert Peony Festival, Columbus Grove June Jubilee, New Haven Summer Fest, Paulding Summer Blast, Convoy Days, and Antwerp Day in the Park. Join us at these upcoming events:… Continue reading.

Founded in 1973 by Junior Liebrecht in Continental, Ohio, Liebrecht Manufacturing has built a reputation for producing durable, innovative drainage equipment for farmers and contractors. Their recent investment in energy-efficient lighting will help reduce energy use while creating a brighter, more efficient workspace. We’re proud to support local businesses through our energy efficiency rebate programs…. Continue reading.

When it comes to electricity, we rarely think twice about flipping on a light switch, brewing coffee in the morning, charging our phones, or adjusting the thermostat. We simply expect the power to be there. That’s how it should be because you are a member of Noble REMC, and reliably powering your life is our… Continue reading.

This year is flying by, which means you only have a few more chances to make the most of our 90th anniversary celebrations. Your next chance is Sept. 14, when Noble REMC members can celebrate being part of the cooperative by stopping by our office to pick up a free single-day admission voucher to one… Continue reading.

Noble REMC has served electricity for 90 years. Now we would like to serve you a warm (or cold) cup of joe to say thank you. Come out to our headquarters at 300 Weber Road, Albion, from 7:30-9:30 a.m. on Oct. 13, our official 90th anniversary. We will have Honey in the Rock mobile café… Continue reading.

What sets Noble REMC members apart? Their commitment to community. That’s why we’re so grateful to those who give back through our Operation Round Up grant program. With more than 91% of our members participating in the program, the pennies donated by rounding up your bill each month are making a big impact. Your contributions… Continue reading.

July is always a highlight in our community, bringing neighbors, families, and friends together to enjoy the Noble County Community Fair. Noble REMC is proud to celebrate and support the 4-H Electric program at the fair each year. Employees were happy to serve as judges for the group’s projects. System Engineer Everett Stangland and Energy… Continue reading.

Noble REMC employees are mourning the loss of our former colleague and friend, Larry Huff, who passed away in July.  Huff began his tenure at the co-op as a member services advisor in 1978, before transitioning to a staff assistant position and retiring in 2004 as our purchasing and warehouse coordinator.  In his 26 years… Continue reading.