Stay Connected
Winter is in the air, which means it’s time to prepare! By being proactive before winter’s first frost you’ll lower your energy bills and increase the efficiency of your home.![]()
![]()
Not sure where to start? The U.S. Department of Energy has got you covered with tips for saving energy and keeping cozy all winter long: www.Energy.gov/energysaver/weatherize. #Efficiency #EnergyEfficiency
We’re coming to the end of #CoopMonth, but you can always lean on us and your local electric cooperative 24/7 365 days of the year!
When a portable generator is improperly sized, installed, or operated, it can send power back to the electrical lines — this problem is called backfeed. Backfeed can seriously injure or kill repair workers or people in neighboring buildings. ![]()
![]()
Here are some tips from the CDC for both electrical workers and the public to help reduce the risk of electrocution from backfeed: www.CDC.gov/disasters/poweroutage/workersafety.html
Add some energy to your Halloween decorations! These pumpkin carving stencils will look great on your porch and boost energy efficiency awareness in your community. (Don’t forget to use an LED light!) 🎃 www.Energy.gov/downloads/download-energy-halloween-pumpkin-carving-stencils. via U.S. Department of Energy
Kids can’t get enough of Fortnite? Choose the Nintendo Switch or mobile version. Playing on an Xbox or Playstation could cost you anywhere between $10 and $50 more a year. (That’s like 5,000 V-bucks!) www.CNET.com/features/ps5-xbox-series-x-and-the-climate-crisis-facing-next-gen-video-games/ via CNET
A Not-So-Shocking story of home wiring
The evolution of residential wiring systems
Our Energy, Our Future
Help Make sure energy laws are fair, affordable.
Make a Difference
Be a Co-Op Voter