As the holiday season approaches, it’s a time to pause, reflect, and express heartfelt gratitude to those who make our work meaningful — our members. At Orange County REMC, we are more than just an electric utility; we are a cooperative built by and for the community we serve. Your trust and partnership inspire us… Continue reading.
The 2025 REMC Fish Fry was one to remember, from the incredible turnout to the difficult challenges to the unbelievable cooperative spirit. More than 1,300 people showed up at our office that Friday afternoon, far exceeding what weve seen at past events. We were thrilled to welcome so many of you. The live music was… Continue reading.
More than 800 cars and 1,300 people arrived at our facility July 25, more than double the turnout we usually have for significant events at our office. We parked cars on every inch of our property! Our Jamboree gift, a set of seat cushions, was incredibly popular, but due to high demand and an amazing… Continue reading.
Clark County REMC hired Jessica Kaufer to support members with questions about solar and other forms of renewable energy. But on her first day, CEO Jason Clemmons asked her to be the lead writer for a federal AMI grant, a challenge far outside her original job description. It was definitely a trial by fire, recalled… Continue reading.
The Oxford Dictionary defines efficiency as the state or quality of being efficient, an action designed to achieve efficiency. The technical definition reads, The ratio of the useful work performed by a machine or in a process to the total energy expended or heat taken in. Carroll White REMC is very excited to announce that… Continue reading.
A residential solar system with battery storage differs from a solar array only system primarily in its ability to store excess energy for later use. A solar array without a battery is typically tied to the electrical grid. During the day, it powers your home and sends excess electricity back to the grid, earning credit… Continue reading.
Carroll White REMCs Operation Round Up Board of Trustees granted $13,500 to seven non-profits in the service territory. In the third quarter of this fiscal year, trustees allotted funds to help a variety of projects to benefit local communities. SERVANTS AT WORK The largest grant of $4,000 was awarded to Servants at Work. This organization… Continue reading.
At Bartholomew County REMC, were always working behind the scenes to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and provide you with safe, reliable, and affordable electric service. As a member-owned cooperative, were committed to serving you, not shareholders, and every small improvement adds up to significant benefits for our entire membership. One simple but important way you… Continue reading.
Bartholomew County REMC is always prepared to respond swiftly to outages and restore power safely, but its also important for homeowners to understand which parts of the electric system are their responsibility and which are maintained by us at the coop. Understanding these key differences can help speed up repairs and ensure everyone stays safe… Continue reading.
The landscape of lawn and garden care is evolving, and electric equipment is at the forefront of this change. While electric lawn tools arent new, advancements in technology and more options mean prices have become more competitive, making electric equipment an accessible option for many consumers. Benefits of electric equipment Electric lawnmowers have come a… Continue reading.
The fall is a popular time to burn leaves or branches in your backyard. When burning yard waste and debris, follow these important steps from the USDA Forest Service. CHECK THE CONDITIONS Dont burn when its windy or whe vegetation is very dry. PREPARE YOUR PILE Keep your piles small and manageable. Add additional debris… Continue reading.
