As technology continues to improve and change the landscape of energy demand, Hoosier Energy and its 18 not-for-profit electric distribution cooperative member-consumers throughout central and southern Indiana and southeastern Illinois, are changing with it.  Maximizing the opportunities for technological advancement, Hoosier Energy works with its members to develop, implement and evaluate various pilot programs that… Continue reading.

As we have shared for the last few months, Clark County REMC will be implementing a small rate increase, beginning with the bill you receive in February. We know that any price increase is difficult, so we work hard to control our costs and keep our rates as stable as possible. Below are a few… Continue reading.

A huge thank you to everyone who attended our drive through Santa event on Dec. 9. It was a night full of fun, magic and perfect weather. We enjoyed seeing everyone and sharing this special event with you. The planning for December 2022 is already underway and we are looking forward to an even bigger… Continue reading.

Installing energy-efficient appliances and making energy-smart changes around the house are great ways to help you save on your electric bill (find lots of energy-saving tips at clarkremc.coop/101-ways-save-energy-and-money). But many families need more information to make the right choice. Here are several ways you can take control of your account to make the best choice… Continue reading.

The REMC is excited to welcome our newest cashier, Angie Keasler. Keasler joins us from Crothersville Community Schools where she worked as the administrative assistant. She is originally from Crothersville, but now resides in Henryville with her family. Angie and her husband, Cory, have been married for 26 years and have four children ranging in… Continue reading.

The heating of poultry barns can be a huge expense for farmers, especially during the winter. Opportunities to find new and efficient ways to decrease energy use for barn heating could help lessen that burden. In that effort, the Beneficial Electrification League (BEL), a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting beneficial electrification of the economy, along… Continue reading.

The days are getting shorter and the weather is getting colder, but there are still plenty of reasons for joy as we bring 2021 to a close. While the holidays can be difficult for some and stressful for all, they also bring opportunities to share good things with one another. At Clark County REMC, we… Continue reading.

Exchange six canned or non-perishable food items for a free energy kit valued at $25 The canned food items will be distributed to area food pantries. The need is great! This exchange is for Clark County REMC members only during December. One exchange per member while supplies last. Energy kits are limited to the first… Continue reading.

For more than 30 years, REMC members have been able to go through their local electric co-op to purchase a water heaters and have them installed at a great price from a great local company. Beginning next month, we will no longer sell or install water heaters for REMC members. We know this is a… Continue reading.

HVAC, Hybrid Water Heaters, Electric Lawn Equipment, and HVAC Tune-Up Rebates:  If you installed a qualifying heat pump, geothermal unit or heat pump hybrid water heater in 2021, you may be eligible for a rebate. If you purchased electric lawn equipment or tuned up your HVAC this year you may be eligible for a rebate…. Continue reading.

Did you know your electric cooperative, Clark County REMC, is a not-for-profit owned by those it serves? Join a dynamic organization by serving on the Clark County REMC board of directors. Deadline for petitions is Jan. 3, 2022, at 4 p.m.  The board of directors for Clark County REMC is the legal body which both the… Continue reading.