Basin Electric Power Cooperative officials testified Monday that data centers are not behind the need for a natural gas-fired ...

W hen one of the most destructive storms in history hit the Southeastern U.S., Missouri electric cooperatives answered the call. In total, 353 line workers representing 33 Missouri electric ...

The Sangre de Cristo Electric Cooperative held their 85th annual meeting at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday June 19 at Buena Vista ...

Electric cooperatives serve more than 1.7 million Minnesotans and supply just under 23% of the state's electricity, according to figures from the Minnesota Rural Electric Association.

Nationally, there are more than 30,000 cooperatives, generating $700 billion in revenue and supporting more than 2 million jobs. These organizations are built to last — 24% of agricultural co ...

The electric cooperatives of South Carolina have now restored power to more than 320,000 customers statewide. ... this is one of the largest storm restoration efforts in South Carolina history.

August is National Black Business Month, and ESSENCE is celebrating Black economic excellence and taking a look at the important history of Black cooperatives. According to data from the last ...

In 2013, 12 southern Minnesota electric cooperatives added 44,000 member-owners from the Iowa-based Alliant Energy. Not long after, Michigan’s Cloverland Electric purchased 23,000 customers from ...

The forgotten history of New York’s first electric taxi fleet—in the 1800s. More than a century before Teslas hit the road, battery-powered taxicabs zipped silently through the streets of ...

EVs Make History In The Early Days Of The Automobile. The two-decade period from the 1890s until the 1910s is considered by historians as having been the peak of electric vehicle adoption before ...

Electric cabs in New York City in 1897. Battery-powered vehicles were once so popular that, for a time, about a third of the city’s taxis were electric.

The Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives board said it chosen Leslie Kaufman of Topeka, Kansas, as the association’s next executive vice president and general manager.