We are retiring over $290,000 to members from 2025. It will be applied directly to active accounts starting Oct. 1, and inactive members will receive a check in mid-October. Allocation vs. retirement An allocation is made annually for each member based upon Steuben County REMC’s margins for the year and the amount of electricity the… Continue reading.
Whether you’re planting a tree, installing a fence, putting in a mailbox, or starting a larger landscaping project, taking a few minutes to contact 811 before you dig can help prevent damage to underground utility lines and keep everyone safe. Every digging project, no matter how small, has the potential to hit buried electric, gas,… Continue reading.
At Jackson County REMC, we’re committed to providing our members with the fast, reliable internet they need today while preparing for tomorrow. That’s why we’re continuing to upgrade our fiber network with new equipment that allows us to offer even faster internet speeds. As our network continues to evolve, eligible members can now enjoy internet… Continue reading.
After a severe storm, fallen trees and scattered debris often grab our attention first. Yet one of the greatest dangers may be hiding in plain sight. Take a close look at this photo. At first glance, you see broken trees, leaning utility poles, and storm damage. But can you clearly identify where every electric line… Continue reading.
August always feels like a season of transition. Summer begins to wind down, students head back to the classroom, and many families settle back into familiar routines. It’s also a reminder that, as a cooperative, we’re always looking ahead by making investments that serve our members today while preparing for tomorrow. As another school year… Continue reading.
Stay connected with Henry County REMC by listening to The Power Hour, our monthly podcast featuring cooperative news, employee interviews, energy tips, safety reminders, community updates, and a behind-the-scenes look at the work we do to serve our members. After each episode, test your knowledge by taking our Power Hour Pop Quiz. Members who answer… Continue reading.
Whether you’re replacing an aging HVAC system, purchasing a new heat pump water heater, or even upgrading to electric lawn equipment, Henry County REMC can help make those investments more affordable through its 2026 rebate program. “Our goal is to help members save money, not only on the purchase of new equipment, but on their… Continue reading.
Thank you to all the campers who participated in Henry County REMC’s 5th Annual Summer Cooperative Camp, held June 22-26. Throughout the week, students explored the electric utility industry through a variety of hands-on learning experiences, safety training, community service projects, and career exploration activities. From operating specialized equipment and learning about electrical safety to… Continue reading.
When most people think of Heartland REMC, they think about electricity. That’s understandable. Providing safe, reliable, and affordable power has been our mission for generations. But one of the things that makes electric cooperatives unique is that our purpose extends beyond delivering electricity. We are deeply invested in the communities we serve, and that commitment… Continue reading.
As students return to the classroom and schedules begin to change, August is the perfect time to take a fresh look at your home’s energy habits. Just as families adjust to new school routines, small changes around the house can help reduce energy use and save money. Adjust the thermostat One of the easiest changes… Continue reading.
For many students, heading off to college is an exciting milestone. Whether they’re moving into a dorm room, apartment, or off-campus housing, it’s often their first experience living away from home and managing a space on their own. Between laptops, gaming systems, mini refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers, and phone chargers, college students rely on more… Continue reading.
