We’re all connected to the electric grid, so ensuring the right amount of electricity for all involves a complex process of forecasting energy demand, planning for capacity and securing enough supply to meet Americans’ needs. POWERFUL SOURCES First, electricity must be generated at a power plant using either traditional sources, such as coal, natural gas… Continue reading.
Opry Mills Mall: Friday, Dec. 6 Leave at 7:30 a.m. and return at 8 p.m. Cost: $45 Come join us on the shopping trip of the year. This mall is Tennessee’s largest outlet and retail destination. If shopping is not your thing, you can take the shuttle to the Opryland Hotel and check out the… Continue reading.
To say that conservation runs in Lineman Cody Hovermale’s blood is an understatement, but he has taken his family history and turned it into an activism that is helping the community … and pollinators that migrate through Boone County. Hovermale’s father graduated from Purdue with a degree in agronomy, which has to do with the… Continue reading.
When did the center start? We started in 2010. We have 12 board members that are very diverse. We have doctors, lawyers, law enforcement, victims – just an array of people in our community. We are also completely funded by grants and fundraising as a not-for-profit. If there is one thing you would want… Continue reading.
As school buses resume roaming roads and the sun starts setting sooner, it won’t be long before autumn arrives. Yet before pumpkin pie aroma fills the air and Halloween costumes decorate storefronts, you can still take advantage of the late summer to prepare your home for the fall and winter. Some suggested considerations include: Tackling… Continue reading.
You might have driven past one of the 10 cooperative solar arrays throughout central and southern Indiana. Each site provides renewable energy to co-ops like yours and is the size of nine football fields. This creates a challenge in the summer months — lawncare. Hoosier Energy has hired a crew to help keep the grass… Continue reading.
Steuben County REMC invests in our local youth; we care deeply about our future generations, and so should you! That’s why we need your help spreading the word about two great free programs for local kids: Touchstone Energy Camp and Youth Tour to Washington, D.C. Each January the application period opens up for these two… Continue reading.
Over 1,100 members, community members and employees came together on June 8 at Steuben County REMC’s 82nd annual meeting. Members were treated to classic rock entertainment by Choice as they enjoyed food and fellowship with their friends, family and neighbors. The youngest REMC members enjoyed a kids’ midway, complete with eight inflatable games, face painting,… Continue reading.
Steuben County REMC is deeply committed to providing affordable and reliable electricity to our consumer-members and empowering the communities that we serve. This means being more than just an electricity provider; it means being a partner in economic development and other activities that improve the lives of our members. But have you ever stopped to… Continue reading.
Grant applications can be found online at remcsteuben.com/ORU. Projects focused on economic development and improving the quality of life for our members are strongly preferred. Maximum awarded amount is $10,000, but average awards are between $3,000-$5,000. Grant application should explain what your project intends to accomplish, what your organization is about, and why it matters… Continue reading.
