WIN Energy REMC
WIN Energy REMC is a member-owned electric cooperative headquartered in Vincennes, Indiana. As a cooperative, WIN Energy 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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Whatever it takes: Powering life
Did you know that line work is ranked as one of the 10 most dangerous jobs in the county? The lineworkers at WIN Energy REMC work rain or shine, in often challenging conditions to ensure you have reliable electricity. We’re celebrating Lineworker Appreciation Day on April 8. Our lineworkers, all 21 of them, love their… Continue reading.
Win Energy REMC welcomes new employee
Please help welcome Jesse Morin to WIN Energy REMC! Jesse has joined our Sullivan district as a line specialist. Welcome!
Employee promotions announced
Congratulations to Debbie Bezy and Becki Martin on their recent promotions. Debbie has been promoted to member services manager and Becki has been promoted to billing services manager. Both positions are based out of the Vincennes office.
Energy tip
A well-designed landscape can add beauty to your home and reduce home heating and cooling costs. Plant deciduous trees with high, spreading crowns to the south of your home to block sunlight in the summer and reduce the need for air conditioning. Deciduous trees lose their leaves in the winter, allowing sunlight to warm your… Continue reading.
Hoosier Energy’s Community Impact Fund aids organizations in Southern Indiana
Hoosier Energy strives to make helping communities and nonprofit organizations a priority within its territory, and the Community Impact Fund makes that possible. “Each year, we receive dozens of requests from local non-profits and statewide non-profits and vet those against a strategy we have developed,” said Matt Randall, manager of government and community relations, who… Continue reading.
Safely serving you
At WIN Energy REMC, safety is our top priority. Every month, our line workers take part in safety training, and there are other trainings sprinkled in throughout the year that include our office staff. Most recently, our employees took part in RESAP training. RESAP stands for Rural Electric Safety Achievement Program. This program is offered… Continue reading.
RESAP training at REMC
Benefits of RESAP (Rural Electric Safety Achievement Program) It’s a commitment to our employees, our members, and other cooperatives to work at the highest level of safety.
Save green by going green
Take advantage of our electric outdoor equipment rebate program and save up to $150 on the purchase of riding lawnmowers and $50 on new outdoor gear like push mowers, trimmers, leaf blowers and more! Visit our website to learn how you can make the switch and save money. winenergyremc.com
Energy efficiency tip of the month
Lengthen the life of your clothes dryer with regular cleaning. Clean the lint filter after every load, which improves air circulation and safety. Check the lint trap opening to ensure it’s clean. Use a vacuum to remove any lint that’s fallen inside the opening. If you use dryer sheets, check the lint filter for residue… Continue reading.
Directors to be elected at the Annual Meeting
The credentials and election committee for the WIN Energy REMC board of directors will accept petitions for directors in districts 3, 6, and 7. Any WIN Energy REMC member whose primary residence is in a district up for election can become a candidate. If you want more information, please call the office and schedule an… Continue reading.
Alonzo at WIN!
In collaboration with Lyles Station and Princeton Theatre with the upcoming production of “Looking Over the President’s Shoulder,” WIN Energy REMC took part in a social media campaign called “Where’s Alonzo?” The life-sized cutout of Alonzo Fields has been “traveling” around the Gibson County area for his Homecoming in June, when the play is scheduled…. Continue reading.