Medical Device Power Options
Technological advances have made life easier for people with medical conditions requiring supplemental oxygen, like sleep apnea, where breathing repeatedly starts and stops throughout the night. The medical devices that provide relief are powered by electricity and members who rely on them should have a plan in the event power is interrupted. When making an […]
Wholesale Power Partnerships Impact GVP’s Future Plans
When you flip on a light switch, charge your phone, or run your air conditioner, it’s easy to think of electricity as simply coming from Grand Valley Power, your electric cooperative. But behind every kilowatt-hour delivered to your home or business is a much larger energy system designed to provide reliable, affordable power. One term […]
Thinking About an EV? Here’s What We Learned
The idea of owning or leasing an electric vehicle intrigued us. After test-driving several models, we knew EVs could be fast, fun to drive, and economical. We also knew that GCEA had committed to a strategic goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2030. Charging an EV at home would allow our family […]
Electricity Brings Everyday Value
When it comes to electricity, we rarely think twice when we flip on a light switch, brew coffee in the morning, charge our phones, or adjust the thermostat. We simply expect the power to be there. That’s how it should be because you are a member of Highline Electric Association, and reliably powering your life […]
Electricity Brings Everyday Value
When it comes to electricity, we rarely think twice when we flip on a light switch, brew coffee in the morning, charge our phones, or adjust the thermostat. We simply expect the power to be there. That’s how it should be because you are a member of K.C. Electric Association, and reliably powering your life […]
Celebrating the Life of Fabian Vigil
Last month, Morgan County REA was hit hard by the unexpected passing of our fellow employee and friend, Fabian Vigil, on August 2. Fabian was an exceptional journeyman lineman, and as our working foreman he excelled in guiding MCREA crews in the field. While Fabian was incredibly proud to be a lineman, working to keep […]
Looking Toward the Future With Responsible Energy
Sangre de Cristo Electric Association is working to reduce its carbon footprint without sacrificing reliability or affordability. In 2025, nearly half of the power we distributed came from renewable sources. This milestone reflects a collaborative partnership with Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, future-ready planning, and a growing dedication to renewable energy. SDCEA’s responsibility is to […]
Network and Security Upgrades
Throughout the last decade, San Isabel Electric has focused on hardening the electric grid by upgrading poles, wires, substations, and equipment to make sure our members can count on us for the electricity they need when they need it. Just as essential as poles and wires is the co-op’s digital infrastructure network. This invisible network […]
The Power of Choice: Demand Rate & Time-of-Day Rate: What’s the Difference?
In July, Mountain View Electric Association introduced new rate options for residential and small power members, along with an open enrollment period through October 15. Since then, member questions have helped us better understand where additional information may be helpful and we have expanded the rate options available to residential and small power net meter […]
Powering Daily Life
When it comes to electricity, we rarely think twice when we flip on a light switch, brew coffee in the morning, charge our phones, or adjust the thermostat. We simply expect the power to be there — and that’s how it should be because you are a member of Southeast Colorado Power Association (SECPA), and […]