Fulton County REMC
Fulton County REMC is a member-owned electric cooperative headquartered in Rochester, Indiana. As a cooperative, Fulton County REMC follows seven core principles that are universal to cooperatives worldwide. Among those principles is one stressing education, training and information. Indiana Connection, a monthly magazine published especially for Indiana’s electric cooperative members, is one way the REMC informs and educates its members. Indiana Connection is available not only in a print format, but as an electronic publication for those who prefer getting their information on their electronic devices.
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Don’T Be Surprised by Holiday Energy Consumption
Thanksgiving is a time for gathering around the table, sharing a great meal with loved ones, and catching a bit of football between bites of turkey. But while you’re focused on getting the house ready for guests and making sure the feast turns out just right, your energy use can sneak up on you —… Continue reading.
SmartHub offers convenient features for account access and bill pay
Our free SmartHub app makes it simple and convenient to do the following: Just download the FREE mobile or tablet app at smarthubapp.com. Don’t have a tablet or smartphone? No problem. You can use the SmartHub interface from your computer. Just go to fcremc.coop and click on “SmartHub.”
Current careers
When Lauren Davis discusses electric cooperative jobs, she admits that few consider a role similar to hers in human resources or the job that began her evolving co-op career. Davis, the human resources manager for Wabash Valley Power Alliance, began her WVPA career in economic development. Her positions are an example of the wide breadth… Continue reading.
The power of partnership
Wabash Valley Power Alliance is a not-for-profit electric cooperative that provides wholesale power to 23 electric distribution cooperatives. That makes us a co-op of co-ops! Our strong partnership with our member co-ops across Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri is how we deliver great rates. 1) AN ELECTRIFYING JOURNEY How does the partnership work? Imagine electricity as… Continue reading.
The benefits of prepaid electric rates
In rural areas, where electricity is essential for daily life, Fulton County REMC (FCREMC) plays a crucial role in providing reliable, safe, and affordable power. One innovative solution that has gained popularity among REMCs is the introduction of prepaid electric rates. This system offers numerous benefits to cooperative members, transforming how they manage and consume… Continue reading.
Kauffman celebrates mileston
Congratulations to Neal Kauffman for five years of service to Fulton County REMC!
Choosing the right water heater for your home
Selecting the right water heater for your home involves considering efficiency and cost. With a range of options available, understanding the differences between traditional electric, heat pump, and gas water heaters can help you make an informed decision. Here’s a comparison to guide you in the decision-making process. EFFICIENCY AND PERFORMANCE COST CONSIDERATIONS INSTALLATION AND… Continue reading.
SmartHub offers convenient features for account access and bill pay
Our free SmartHub app makes it simple and convenient to do the following: Just download the FREE mobile or tablet app at smarthubapp.com. Don’t have a tablet or smartphone? No problem. You can use the SmartHub interface from your computer. Just go to fcremc.coop and click on “SmartHub.”
A winning lottery ticket
Before conducting home energy audits as LaGrange County REMC’s Energy Advisor, Jake Taylor was involved in building houses — from breaking ground to handing the keys to the new homeowner. He also taught a trades class to many of the young builders working on them and showed them the potential of a career. Taylor spent… Continue reading.
Electricity provides powerful value
If you’re like me, there are aspects of your life that become sort of a daily routine. I get ready for work, get in my car, and drive to the coffee shop on the way to the office. At lunchtime, I drive to the nearest fast-food location and get lunch. Once I finally end the… Continue reading.
Working tirelessly to restore your electricity
I recall one stormy summer when a string of thunderstorms swept through our area for four consecutive days. On one of those nights, the power at our house went out. The first thing my 9-year-old daughter asked was, “How long will it be off?” Trying to manage expectations, I told her it could be anywhere… Continue reading.