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Use generators safely during winter storms
While backup generators can be helpful during a power outage, Indiana Electric Cooperatives reminds consumers that portable generators can pose risks. RISK 1: Carbon monoxide poisoningSmall generators use a combustion engine that usually burns gasoline or other liquid fuels. Like …Read More.
Guy wires play a critical role in community safety
While they may not look dangerous, guy wires play an important role in maintaining the safety and reliability of the electric system. Indiana’s electric cooperatives reminds members to be aware of these important support structures and follow a few simple …Read More.
Electric cooperatives first to receive BEAD funding
Historic federal broadband investment brings fiber-to-the-home service to rural Hoosiers, continuing electric cooperatives’ century-long commitment to rural Indiana. Decatur County REMC, NineStar Connect, and Paulding Putnam are three of the first organizations in Indiana to receive federal Broadband Equity, Access, …Read More.
Electric Cooperatives: Protecting Consumers as Indiana Grows
By John Cassady This op-ed was originally published as a Viewpoint in the Indianapolis Business Journal on July 10, 2026. Indiana is quickly becoming a hub for data center development, with nearly $38 billion in announced investment and some of …Read More.
Farmers must consider power line safety during harvest season
As harvest season ramps up in Indiana, farmers and their crews are busy moving equipment to and from the fields. This increased activity, however, raises the risk of accidents, especially involving electricity. Combines and grain augers are large pieces of …Read More.
Before starting outdoor projects, consider utility safety
Outdoor projects such as landscaping, fence installation, tree planting, and mailbox replacement can improve your property. They can also create serious safety risks if utility lines are not properly identified first. Before starting any project that involves digging, homeowners should …Read More.
Consider electrical safety before and during your vacation
Before leaving for vacation, most people focus on packing and travel plans, but preparing your home for electrical safety is just as important. Taking a few simple steps can help reduce the risk of fire, damage, or electrical issues while …Read More.
Managers’ association grants scholarships to 10 Indiana students
Ten scholarships were awarded through the 2026 Indiana Electric Cooperatives Managers’ Association scholarship program. The $1,000 scholarships are presented annually to students whose parent is employed by or is a director of an Indiana electric cooperative. Scholarship recipients must be …Read More.
Stay safe around water and electricity
Summer means more time at pools, lakes, and rivers, but with that comes a risk many people don’t think about — electricity around water. Whether at home or on a boat, electrical safety should always be part of your plans. …Read More.
Enhance safety in your home and workplace during National Electrical Safety Month
May is National Electrical Safety Month, a time to raise awareness about electrical hazards and the steps individuals can take to reduce the risk of injury or death at home and in the workplace. Electricity is a vital part of …Read More.
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