Between the Lines

Explaining the business of your electric cooperative

Co-ops are working to increase reliability and help members manage their costs

An illustrated guide to the electric utilities that serve North Carolina.

It pays to be a member of an electric cooperative

How your cooperative plans for and acquires the electric power you need.

How your co-op represents you where it counts.

Member-owned businesses work for their members

Why the cost of producing and delivering electricity is going higher

Your kitchen can yield big energy savings. Check the refrigerator door seal for a tight fi t. Run only full dishwasher loads, and use the microwave rather than oven to reheat food and make small meals. Finally, unplug small appliances when not in use—many draw power even when turned off.

Source: Touchstone Energy® Cooperatives