As we head into the last month of 2024, I would like to reflect on the year that has passed and celebrate our co-op community. We are proud of what we have achieved as a cooperative this year. We are thankful for the support of the membership as we worked hard to provide the best… Continue reading.

As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, I find myself reflecting on the many reasons we have to be grateful here at Henry County REMC. Our members and the communities we serve are at the heart of our electric cooperative. This past year has brought its share of challenges, from navigating the ongoing effects of the… Continue reading.

Electrify Indiana 2024, presented by Hoosier Energy, Wabash Valley Power Alliance, and Indiana Electric Cooperatives, took the Westin Hotel in Indianapolis by storm on Aug. 26.  Over 300 people, representing 120 companies, 48 sponsors, and 44 tradeshow booths, attended the event designed to promote beneficial electrification. There was something for everyone.  The day featured nine… Continue reading.

Two years ago, Hoosier Energy became the first generation and transmission cooperative to receive a Certificate of Inclusion for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Nationwide Candidate Conservation Agree with Assurances (CCAA) for the monarch butterfly. That commitment to integrated vegetation management and the practices encouraging habitat maintenance and development continues to reap benefits. This… Continue reading.

Henry County REMC is a not-for-profit, member-owned, electric cooperative. It is also a distribution cooperative, one of 18 such member-owners of Hoosier Energy, a generation and transmission cooperative. Rural electric cooperatives began forming in the 1930s when investor-owned utilities determined that it was not in the best interest of their business to serve rural America…. Continue reading.

South Central Indiana REMC (SCI) hosted a one-day Energy Explorers Camp for students in grades four through six, while Henry County REMC hosted a full-week Summer Cooperative Camp for high school students. While the camps are still coming of age, being in their third and sixth years, respectively, they are finding a way to raise… Continue reading.

Since Boone REMC, Indiana’s first electric cooperative, was founded in 1936, electric cooperatives have succeeded because their consumer-owners stay politically engaged. Today, that engagement is more important than ever. Electric cooperatives continue to be well positioned to create a bright future for the communities they serve by engaging in political activity. Politics can be a… Continue reading.