A self-proclaimed No. 2 pencil kind of guy, Meter Technician Brad Wentworth has strongly advocated for Noble REMC’s progressive stance on technology over the past 28 years. “The iPad has made my job much simpler” Wentworth said. “It’s easier than shuffling through 50 papers every day” It’s especially impactful when he reflects on his tenure,… Continue reading.

Addison. Analeise. Aubrey. Noble REMC’s scholarship recipients are used to more than just the ‘A’s in their names. They’re no strangers to good grades, community and school involvement. That, along with a short autobiography, is what earned each of them a $1,000 scholarship from Noble REMC. Congratulations to Addison Frye, Analeise Knisley, and Aubrey Rothenbuhler… Continue reading.

What if just a few dollars a month could make a meaningful difference right here at home?  It’s already happening through Noble REMC’s EnviroWatts program, where members can invest as little as $5 a month to support renewable energy and help enhance our local environment — all with a simple sign‑up. Thanks to the generosity… Continue reading.

Noble REMC members’ contributions through our Operation Round Up grant program continue to make huge improvements and strides in our communities, with the latest disbursement awarding more than $16,000 and impacting 12 organizations and projects. The program’s mission to give back to the community wouldn’t be possible without the generosity of our members. With more… Continue reading.

Noble REMC’s Member Service Representative and Billing Coordinator Amber Kunkel and Manager of Finance and Accounting Adam Chitwood recently graduated from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Assocation’s (NRECA) Management Internship Program (MIP). Designed for emerging senior electric cooperative leaders, the MIP offers a unique blend of hands-on experience, mentorship and strategic insights, positioning them at… Continue reading.

Whenever I can get outside, I am there. Just last month, I completed a half-marathon. Most of my training was outside, and I experienced all kinds of weather along the way. Maybe that’s why I enjoy summer so much. But from a professional standpoint, it can put us to the test. As temperatures rise, so… Continue reading.

By Jeff Conrad In Indiana, the month of May brings a familiar rhythm. The Indianapolis 500 captures our attention, and with it comes the language of racing, preparation, precision, teamwork, and strategy. Drivers don’t just show up on race day and hope for the best. Success is built through months of planning, testing, and coordination… Continue reading.

If you opened your January electric bill and thought, “That seems high,” you weren’t alone. When bills jump, it’s natural to ask what changed. One question I’ve heard quite a bit lately is whether data centers and large energy users are driving up electricity costs. Here’s what I can tell you. In February, we announced… Continue reading.

One of the biggest misconceptions about the power industry is that there’s a simple right answer.  In reality, there rarely is. As a co-op member, I expect reliable, affordable power just like you do. As CEO of Wabash Valley Power Alliance, I also see the complexity behind making that happen. Every major power decision involves… Continue reading.

At Noble REMC, we’ve always believed that the heart of our cooperative is you — our members. This isn’t a company run by distant executives. It’s guided by people who live right here: farmers, bus drivers, small business owners, and neighbors who care about the same things you do. That’s what makes us strong. Now,… Continue reading.

It doesn’t look like much now — a few excavators pushing around dirt — but soon it will be a battery storage facility to help offset the demand on our system. The Substation Battery Program, through our power supplier, Wabash Valley Power Alliance (WVPA), will see 2-5 MW-rated batteries installed at five of Noble REMC’s… Continue reading.