Thank you to @NC_Governor and @NCLeg for their broad, bipartisan support of SB 311 — a meaningful step to protect utility workers, including more than 1,300 co-op lineworkers across the state. This legislation helps ensure their safety and honors their essential work.

We would like to thank @NCLeg for supporting SB 266, helping NC’s 26 electric co-ops continue to power a brighter future for our 2.8 million members – affordable, reliable energy is vital to our state’s rural communities. ⚡️ #NCPol

North Carolina’s electric co-ops are sending 44 high school students to this year’s Electric Cooperative Youth Tour in Washington, D.C. 🎥Check out the video below for a look at their early morning send-off. Have fun, NC delegates!⬇️

Three NC electric co-ops are strengthening the grid and improving reliability through projects supported by the N.C. Department of Environmental Quality. Read more about how each of these projects is helping power a brighter future for co-op members⬇️.

Last week, more than 100 leaders from North Carolina’s electric co-ops joined their peers from across the country in Washington, D.C. to advocate for policies that strengthen the communities we serve. Through these conversations, we’re making sure the voices of members are heard

Lineworkers from across NC were honored Tuesday by Gov. Josh Stein and state officials in celebration of Lineworker Appreciation Day. @WakeElectric lineworkers were among those recognized at the event by Gov. Stein, who thanked these folks for their commitment & service⚡

When Hurricane Helene knocked out power to hundreds of thousands in western NC, co-op lineworkers immediately rose to the challenge. This is the story of how North Carolina’s electric cooperatives came together to restore power in the mountains🎥.

Empowering the next generation begins with sparking curiosity🧠 At Marbles Kids Museum’s Future Me Fair, we were able to give students a front-row seat to the world of energy 💡. Read more about why we’re proud to support this annual event⬇️. More:

Last week, co-op leaders met with legislators in Raleigh to champion the key issues that impact our members, ensuring that reliable, affordable electricity remains a priority. As always, we’re focused on powering a brighter future for the 2.8 million North Carolinians we serve.

For nearly 40 years, Chris Myers has considered.@EnergyUnitedEMC his family, and that feeling became even more special when his son, Zach, followed in his footsteps💡 . Read more about their special bond and dedication to serving their community⬇️. More:

Before they ever climb a pole or repair a line, every lineworker’s journey begins in the classroom💡. As we celebrate Career and Technical Education Month, learn more about how we're investing in education that powers our communities⬇️⚡.

North Carolina’s electric cooperatives are monitoring Winter Storm Kingston and are ready to respond if severe weather impacts our communities. Now is a great time to make sure you and your family are prepared⬇️. For winter weather safety tips, visit:

This Engineers Week, Feb. 16-22, we’re celebrating the dedicated engineers across North Carolina who power our communities💡. For Caleb Lowe, a staff engineer at @SurryYadkinEMC, being an engineer is all about making an impact in his hometown community.

Childhood bedlessness affects nearly 3% of the population, and Central Electric stepped up to help tackle this issue in their local community by partnering with Sleep in Heavenly Peace. Read more below ⬇️.

🏥During National Burn Awareness Week, we’re proud to recognize the incredible work of the North Carolina Jaycee Burn Center, who we’ve proudly partnered with for the past 25 years. Read more about the longstanding history⬇️. More:

A collaboration between Brunswick Electric, North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation and the NC Department of Adult Correction is driving progress toward the state's sustainability goals. Read more about this 500 KW solar energy project⬇️. More:

North Carolina’s electric cooperatives are ready to respond as Winter Storm Enzo moves into the state, bringing cold temperatures and wintry precipitation. Crews are ready to respond to any outages that may occur. For more weather safety tips, visit:

🌡️As temperatures drop, your home's energy use increases. Now is a perfect time to make a few small changes that can have an impact on your energy consumption:. ⏺️Lower your thermostat a few degrees.⏺️Delay running major appliances.⏺️Turn off lights and unplug devices not in use

Driven by her passion for serving rural communities, Cara Johnson is making an impact as an @ENERGY Innovator Fellow with North Carolina’s Electric Cooperatives💡. Learn more about Johnson and her journey to working with the co-ops⬇️. More:

🏀Calling all rising 6th and 7th graders! Do you want to learn from some of the nation’s top basketball coaches and players? . Touchstone Energy Sports Camp scholarships are now open for this summer's basketball camps. Learn more and apply today⬇️.