WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE? Transmission and distribution power lines are a vital part of “the grid.” These lines incorporate separate voltages as power is transmitted from generating stations to member-consumers. Distribution lines: These lines and equipment are owned by member-co-ops who deliver energy to member-consumers. The most common voltage of distribution lines is 12,470 kV…. Continue reading.

Clark County REMC wants to help members become as energy efficient as possible. We offer equipment rebates to encourage and reward purchasing equipment that meets specific energy standards and free energy audits to help you identify areas in your home that may need improvement. Free energy audits Right now is the time to assess how… Continue reading.

These images show the difference the temperature of light can make in a workspace or at home. On the left is a light source that has a color temperature that produces light that has a blue tint. The photo on the right is a warmer temperature light source that adds more yellow or warm light… Continue reading.

Annual meeting is April 6 Most of us lead busy lives. We are constantly checking phones and email to keep up with the demands of modern life. And with so many pressing obligations, we all like to protect our “spare” time. Invitations to attend in-person meetings and gatherings are weighed carefully, and we have to… Continue reading.

Saturday, April 6Silver Creek High School, Sellersburg It’s that time of year again! Members are encouraged to attend the Clark County REMC Annual Meeting on Saturday, April 6. This year is the 80th anniversary of celebrating you, our members! Meeting highlights include the election of two directors, a live line demo, door prizes and more!… Continue reading.

touchstone energy camp: 5 – 8 A fun, powerful and unique camp experience designed for students entering seventh grade in 2019. Horseback riding, canoeing, zip lining, archery, swimming, learning about electrical safety and bucket truck rides. APPLY: Go to theremc.com/camp to apply. NEW this year, these applications must be completed online and are due Feb…. Continue reading.

A Hoosier Energy employee who drives throughout central and southern Indiana shares some precautions he takes to stay safe and to keep your energy flowing. Meter Relay Technician Don Small has worked at Hoosier Energy for nearly 39 years. He has accumulated approximately 1.5 million miles driving to different substations and member cooperatives, averaging 40,000-60,000… Continue reading.

It’s amazing what we learn by listening. Listening improves understanding, builds trust, strengthens relationships and fosters cooperation. It’s also crucial to collaboration and success. We listened when you said you needed up-to-date, accurate information, both at home and on the go. So now members have a mobile app, SmartHub, enabling them receive near real-time updates… Continue reading.

We are so grateful for your donations for the canned food and non-perishable food drive, as well as the glove, mitten and scarf tree this year. From October through December, we collected over 5,000 pounds of food to donate to local food pantries throughout Clark, Floyd, Jefferson, Washington and Scott counties. We are proud to… Continue reading.