With gas prices fluctuating by more than $1 per gallon nationally in recent years, some statistics highlight how driver behavior can significantly influence how much you spend at the fuel pump.
Twice donated and twice reborn, a retired Virginia pumper truck found a second life delivering hope and vital service to Gulf Coast communities in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.
During Cooperative Living’s seventh decade — from 2006 through 2016 — smartphones replaced flip phones, social media transformed communication and high-speed internet became an essential part of everyday life. As the world became smarter and more connected, so did the electric industry.
Energy efficiency is an essential asset within a diverse power portfolio August 2026 by Jack McCarthy, Contributing Writer Across cooperative territory in Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, access to energy remains foundational to powering opportunities for people,...
Electric co-ops are experiencing more extreme weather events all across the country and are busy preparing, planning and forecasting differently than they have in the past.
In April, Virginia became the third state — and first in the South — to legalize the use of portable solar energy systems in residential and commercial buildings.