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By Todd Ware, President & Chief Executive Officer About this time every year, The Energy Cooperative’s management staff begins the budgeting process for the next year. This process involves looking at …

By Pat McGonagle, Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Did you know that you are your own first line of defense against any type of cybersecurity threats? Have you been hacked? …

By Connie Hogue, Director of Human Resources and Safety Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas produced when vehicles, small engines, stoves, lanterns, grills, fireplaces, gas ranges, portable generators or furnaces …

From Single Phase To Three Phase At 200 mph By Gary Baker, Director of Marketing & Public Relations Imagine driving a car from Newark, Ohio to Las Vegas, Nevada in less than …

Are you looking for ways to save money on your utility bill this holiday season? Here are a few tips from the U.S. Department of Energy to help you save …

Make sure your home, office and vehicles are stocked with the supplies you might need. At Home and Work Your primary concerns at home or work during a winter storm are loss …

We are thankful for our members! The Energy Cooperative Operation Round Up Foundation has donated over $3.5 million to community groups and organizations. Since 2005, our members have rounded up their …

Written by Nelson Smith, CCD, BL, District 2 Director As a member of The Energy Cooperative, you are among 42 million Americans who can claim ownership in a not-for-profit member owned …

Written by Pat McGonagle, Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Did you know natural gas can be stored underground for future consumption? Storage fields (or depleted gas reservoirs) are the …

Written by Gary Glover, Vice President & Chief Operating Officer – Electric Operations Have you ever thought about where the electricity that powers your home or business is generated? Our …