It’s hard to believe another new year is upon us! As we begin 2018, I wanted remind you what Noble REMC is all about and make sure you know some advantages of being a member of your electric cooperative. Our mission. Noble REMC was established in 1936 to improve the quality of life and provide… Continue reading.

At this year’s Noble REMC Annual Meeting and Picnic on June 2, members will have the opportunity to vote for individuals to represent them for the following districts: District 3: Wayne Township in Noble County and that part of Milford Township in LaGrange County served by this cooperative. Currently being served by Andy Strack. District… Continue reading.

Noble REMC’s new Co-op Solar program makes it easier and more affordable than ever to invest in solar energy. Unlike individual rooftop solar systems, Co-op Solar is a “community solar” system — a larger system that gives many co-op members the opportunity to get the benefits of solar energy. Instead of a large, upfront investment,… Continue reading.

When planning to build a new home, avoid the pitfalls of drafty rooms, poor air circulation and high electric bills. Build a Touchstone Energy® Home to live comfortably — while receiving incentives for a new home guaranteed to save you money. The Touchstone Energy Home program, which is available through your local electric cooperative, guides… Continue reading.

I am pleased to announce that Noble REMC will launch Co-op Solar this upcoming January! Co-op Solar is a new program that will provide you with the opportunity to purchase solar energy — without having to buy or maintain solar panels! Co-op Solar is ideal for those who are interested in solar energy but cannot… Continue reading.

The board of directors of Noble REMC has authorized the return of patronage capital to members. The cooperative is returning a total of $771,300, of which about 35 percent comes from Wabash Valley Power (our power supplier). Checks* will be mailed in early December to members who received electric service from Noble REMC in 1987… Continue reading.

Busche Performance Group of Albion recently received a $14,400 POWER MOVES® rebate for replacing high-intensity discharge (HID) lighting with high-efficiency LED high bay lighting. Earlier this year, the company received a rebate in the amount of $6,300, making the total amount of Power Moves rebates received by Busche for this year $20,700. The company worked… Continue reading.

The holidays can be a time for making memories and sharing special gifts. Noble REMC reminds you to give your family the gift of a safe celebration. As you prepare for the holidays, take some time for safety! Follow manufacturer’s instructions on all decorative items that use electricity, and be aware of overhead power lines… Continue reading.

Make sure to use your Co-op Connections Card for everyday savings! Save on prescriptions and so much more. Many local and nationial businesses participate in the Co-op Connections Card program by offering great discounts or special offers to members who show their Co-op Connections Card. Members can search saving opportunities by visiting nobleremc.com or by… Continue reading.

Growing up in a small community in northeast Indiana, we rarely locked our doors — everyone looked after each other. But times have changed. It seems every day we hear about another security breach, and today’s thieves aren’t targeting traditional goods like electronics or the family safe. Instead, they want your (and our) data. Cyber… Continue reading.

Noble REMC is adding four truck bays to the north end of the cooperative’s truck garage. Over the years, we’ve added trucks and large equipment to maintain the distribution system and provide reliable service to our members. Currently, the REMC’s large trucks are parked two to an overhead door. The expansion will allow for ease… Continue reading.

Once again, through our Operation Round Up® program, we see the power of our members joining together and making a huge impact on our community. Thanks to over 80 percent of our membership for rounding up their bills each month to the nearest dollar and donating the “spare” change to the program. Since the beginning… Continue reading.