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Keeping You Safe

North Carolina’s electric cooperatives are committed to putting safety first. Our top priority is protecting our members, our employees and the communities we serve while providing reliable electricity that powers your daily life. We also seek to empower our members to make smart decisions while using electricity, and when faced with emergency situations like hurricanes and winter storms.

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News, features, videos and stories from across the cooperative network.

Sep 19

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New Specialty License Plate Honors N.C. Line Workers for “Keeping the Lights On”

A new specialty license plate honoring the efforts of North Carolina’s utility line workers to “Keep the Lights On” will soon be available to the state’s drivers. The cost of the new plate will be $30, with $20 from each…

Sep 16

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N.C. Electric Cooperatives to Invest $1 Million in Rural Electric Vehicle Charging Network

It’s National Drive Electric Week, and North Carolina’s electric cooperatives are demonstrating their continued commitment to promoting electric vehicles, and their many benefits, with a $1 million investment in rural electric vehicle charging infrastructure across North Carolina. The funding will…

Sep 11

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North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives Respond to Hurricane Dorian

North Carolina’s electric cooperatives spent the past week preparing for and responding to the first major storm to impact our state during the 2019 hurricane season. After making its way north along the North Carolina coast, Hurricane Dorian made landfall…

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New Specialty License Plate Honors N.C. Line Workers for “Keeping the Lights On”

N.C. Electric Cooperatives to Invest $1 Million in Rural Electric Vehicle Charging Network

North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives Respond to Hurricane Dorian