FERC: Critical Juncture in Energy

Published: April 24th, 2009 in: Transmission & Distribution

The United States must develop “technologically vibrant” energy infrastructure to meet future energy needs and challenges, the recently appointed chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory... Read more

NERC Calls for Grid Changes

Published: April 24th, 2009 in: NERC

Reliably integrating high levels of variable resources such as wind into the bulk power system will demand significant changes to traditional methods of system planning and operation, the grid... Read more

Our Energy Key to Bill

Published: April 24th, 2009 in: Our Energy, Our Future

As Congress moves forward on climate change, NRECA CEO Glenn English said the Our Energy, Our Future campaign will be crucial to making sure the result is legislation that co-ops and their... Read more

EPA Finding Leads to Cost Doubts

Published: April 24th, 2009 in: EPA

The Environmental Protection Agency’s finding that greenhouse gases contribute to climate change underscores the importance of spelling out how much consumers will have to pay to deal with the... Read more

Biden Hails Wind Farm

Published: April 24th, 2009 in: Renewable Energy

A Missouri G&T has been leading the way on wind energy since 2006. Now, the whole country knows about it. Associated Electric Cooperative, Springfield, is a partner in a new... Read more

Co-ops Can Help Craft Climate Plan

Published: April 10th, 2009 in: Co-op Voices

Last fall, the political winds that brought in a new administration and bolstered the majority in Congress also brought in sweeping new energy proposals, including proposals to address climate... Read more

States Fight Copper Theft

Published: April 10th, 2009 in: Crime

A tough new metals theft law is on the books in Arkansas, as two other states press ahead with similar efforts. Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe signed a bill last month that passed the state House on... Read more

G&T Cuts Costs with LEDs

Published: April 10th, 2009 in: Energy Efficiency

When it comes to improving energy efficiency, Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association has gone beyond thinking outside the box. The G&T went outside the building, installing... Read more

Co-ops, Schools Conserve Energy

Published: April 10th, 2009 in: Consumer Outreach

As co-ops search for ways to meet state-imposed mandates to reduce energy consumption, some are looking to schools, students and parents as partners in energy efficiency. Currently, 20... Read more

Card Saves Consumers Money

Published: April 10th, 2009 in: Co-op News

Before buying a car, you take it on a test drive. That’s essentially what Bryce Hooper did with the Co-op Connections Card. He liked it so much he kept using it to the point that his savings... Read more