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Parenting isn’t easy. Days are packed with activities and it’s hard to find time to talk to your kids about real issues. But the lessons kids learn now will stay...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...