Do these everyday energy-wasting habits seem familiar? Save money by changing your routine.

Keep utility poles free from personal materials such as balloons, fliers, and metal objects to keep our utility workers safe.

May is National Electrical Safety Month. Follow these tips to keep your home and family safe this month and every month.

Lineworker Appreciation Day is April 14, a moment to reflect on the essential role lineworkers play in our daily lives.

Before “climbing” into a project, take a few minutes to inspect your ladder and your project space to ensure your safety.

Why do we adjust our clocks twice a year...and how can this annual practice also serve as a safety reminder?

Sometimes consumers turn to space heaters for additional warmth, which can boost winter heating bills. How to heat safely and efficiently.

By following these guidelines, you can protect your health while keeping your properties clear this winter season.

Tips to ensure your home and family are ready for power outages associated with severe winter weather.

Electrical fire safety protocols are vital for protecting both first responders and the communities they serve.

This holiday, take a page from Santa’s book and remember to save energy when possible. It just might land you on Santa’s “nice list!

Co-ops Vote is a program that provides access to resources and information for co-op members to vote...with co-op issues in mind.

Six essential safety tips for hunters to prevent accidents and ensure a safe hunting experience for you and your family.

Safe Fields. Powerful Yields. reminds agricultural producers to be aware of power lines near their operations.

If you or a loved one is heading off to college, follow these tips to prevent electric accidents and fires.

Curious about those little “thingies” at the top of power poles? Learn more about their very important role.

With just a little extra time and attention to detail, you can use power safely and effectively on your farm.

Pad-mount transformers are instrumental in power supply, but they can pose potential and severe safety risks when not handled with care.

Prevent electric shock drowning by properly installing and maintaining electrical equipment on boats and docks.

Electricity can be hazardous if not treated properly. Take these steps to protect your home and family.