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- Where agriculture and local clean energy production meet May 27, 2026At the Christiana Solar Farm in Rutherford County, agriculture and local clean energy production come together on the same land. Developed, owned and operated by Silicon Ranch for Middle Tennessee […]Amber Weaver
- Sign-ups to sustained use May 26, 2026The Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association held a first of its kind gathering for co-op professionals diving into the broadband world. The Broadband Workshop was held on Friday, May 12 at […]Amber Weaver
- The benefit of NRECA’s Connect Conference May 26, 2026The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association hosts the Connect Conference every year for co-op communications, marketing and member services professionals. Deemed as a must-attend event, it offers hours of learning, […]Amber Weaver
- Connecting and saving through energy workshops May 26, 2026Duck River Electric Membership Corporation has revamped a unique way to connect with its members of all ages while sharing how they can save money on their electric bills through […]Amber Weaver
- Knotts Urges Focus on Reliability, Partnership and Service at TVA Board Listening Session May 21, 2026Guntersville, AL – Today the Tennessee Valley Authority Board of Directors held a public listening session at the Marshall County RSVP Building in Guntersville, Alabama. Mike Knotts, CEO of the […]Trent Scott