Brighter Future
North Carolina’s electric cooperatives are creating a brighter future for our members and communities
International Energy Agency projects renewable energy to meet goals by end of decade
Solar power is a sustainable part of electric co-ops’ fuel mix
Why natural gas is an important part of the fuel mix of NC electric cooperatives
A coordinated system helps keep power reliable and affordable.
Tideland EMC and Hyde County egg producer partner on the project
Your Energy Questions Answered
Collaboration highlighted at 2024 annual meeting
NC electric co-op leaders met in San Antonio for the 2024 PowerXchange conference
Randolph EMC adds all-electric tractor to North Carolina Zoo’s fleet.
Big questions about our brighter future
Nuclear power is safe, steady and emissions-free
Co-ops oppose new EPA rules that will sacrifice reliability and affordability
Training prepares co-op line technicians to maintain safe, reliable service
Surry-Yadkin EMC and Hollar & Greene Produce partnered on emissions-reducing project.
Randolph County School’s bus will run on co-op power