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Election for CoServ Electric Coop Board Heats Up

The annual board of directors election for Texas utility CoServ Electric has been heating up.  Certain residents have formed the West Frisco Homeowners Coalition and have recruited their own candidate in hopes of making a bigger impact on an upcoming decision of where to site new high-voltage transmission lines.  Two routes initially proposed by Brazos Electric Power Cooperative both...

North Carolina Coop Offers Tornado Victims Rebates

Tideland Electric Membership Corporation, a North Carolina coop, has doubled its rebates for new homes to be rebuilt following two devastating tornadoes in the area.  The rebates will increase from $1,250 to $2,500 for any tornado-impacted coop member building a new home or purchasing a new manufactured home.  Read more here.

DOE Issues New Cybersecurity Guidance

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released new guidelines intended to help manage supply chain risk and develop cybersecurity protections during the product design and manufacturing phases.  The new guidance, titled “Cybersecurity Procurement Language for Energy Delivery Systems,” is intended to help energy sector participants and technology suppliers address supply chain...

Bluebonnet Members to Receive Capital Credits

Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative in Texas will return $3 million in patronage capital to its members using a member’s past electricity usage and length of membership to determine the amount returned in the form of capital credits.  The San Marcos Daily Record has the full story.

Storms and Tornadoes Strike Coops Throughout the South

Throughout the South, electric cooperatives have sent crews and equipment to restore power to thousands of consumer-members after this week’s storms.  For more on the repair efforts, click here.

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