Southern Indiana Power serves members across more than 1,600 miles of line. These lines must be kept clear of trees and vegetation for safety and to ensure reliable service. Clearing the right-of-way (ROW) is critical for safety and reliability. Power interruptions occur when trees or bushes grow too close to power lines. Occasionally, during major… Continue reading.
When Fred Kreigh walks into his home, his eye is always drawn to his back patio doors. Spanning the length of his living space, the outdoors becomes the art in his living room. But for him, they also represent something he’s been advocating for 50 years — energy efficiency. “Guess what makes me smile when… Continue reading.
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.
Here in our community, we take pride in the natural beauty that surrounds us — the shade on a summer afternoon and the colors that mark the changing seasons. At the same time, we share another responsibility — one that’s just as essential to our daily lives. The responsibility to keep the lights on, to… Continue reading.
Metal-coated balloons, or Mylars, can cause electric infrastructure problems and pose a public safety risk. They are linked to thousands of power outages each year. The metallic coating can conduct electricity and cause a short circuit or power surge when in contact with power lines. This can lead to large-scale power outages, melting of electrical… Continue reading.
1. Counted six board members attending with one attending via teleconference. Attorney J. Michael Deweese also attended. 2. Deweese presented the monthly legal report. 3. Brandon Williams presented the monthly CEO report. 4. Jim Savage presented the Wabash Valley Power Alliance report. 5. Todd Smith presented the IEC report. 6. Minutes from the previous board… Continue reading.
As we roll into summer, we remain firmly focused on our members. As a member-owned, not-for-profit electric cooperative, our core mission is to serve our members and our community. Here are some of the ways we are engaging with our community this summer: ANNUAL MEETING AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION The Drive-Through Annual Meeting and… Continue reading.
Jon Justice celebrates 25 years of service at Kosciusko REMC this month. From his early days as a groundman to his current role as vice president of engineering and operations, his career reflects steady growth, hands-on experience, and a deep respect for the linework profession. EARLY CAREER Justice joined KREMC in 2001 after hearing about… Continue reading.
