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From keeping the lights on to staying connected, being prepared makes all the difference during an outage. Whole-home generators from Canter Power Systems restore power within seconds and support your home’s essential systems. It’s a simple way to keep life moving, even when the power goes out. Every Canter Generac generator is backed by our exclusive 12-Year Power Plus Warranty, the longest and most comprehensive coverage in the industry. Plus, members receive $500 off their installation. See if a whole-home generator is right for your home. Call 844-583-1901 to schedule your free consultation, or learn more: https://zurl.co/YKCqw
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The Power of Your Membership energizes our cooperative each day. Together, we're strengthening communities, investing in the future and making a difference where it matters most. Learn more about the impact we're making together in our 2025 Annual Report. 💚⚡ https://www.energyunited.com/annual-report/
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Most of what keeps your cooperative reliable every day never shows up in a photo. It's the knowledge passed from experienced lineworkers to the next generation. It's the safety checks crews complete before anyone leaves the ground. It's the training, preparation and teamwork that happen long before the work begins. #TheEnergyUnitedWay
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This spring, 24 EnergyUnited employees joined Habitat for Humanity of the Charlotte Region and Statesville Habitat for Humanity to help build a home for a local family. Across three workdays in March and May, our team framed interior walls, cut and installed baseboards and window trim, hung hardware, touched up paint and worked through the final punch list. By May 29, the whiteboard read "All Done." The 2026 EnergyUnited Corporate Volunteer Program connects employees with hands-on opportunities to give back in the communities we serve every day. #TheEnergyUnitedWay
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Behind every great product is a team that's passionate about quality. EnergyUnited is proud to power Big Beverages Contract Manufacturing, a company helping beverage brands bring their products to life through trusted partnerships, expert support and a commitment to excellence. ⚡ Proud to power local business. 💙 Proud to support our community.
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🎓 Congratulations to Emerson Bishop and Grace Baker, recipients of EnergyUnited’s Empowering the Future Scholarships! These outstanding students have earned scholarships in recognition of their academic achievement, leadership and commitment to serving their communities. Their hard work and dedication embody the bright future ahead for our communities. EnergyUnited is proud to invest in the next generation of leaders and changemakers. Join us in celebrating Emerson and Grace on this well-deserved achievement! 👏 #EmpoweringTheFuture
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𝗝𝗼𝗯 𝗔𝗹𝗲𝗿𝘁 🚨 We’re hiring for two leadership roles focused on member support, community engagement and economic growth: 🔹VP of Energy Services & Corporate Communications 🔹 Manager of Economic Development & Key Accounts Join us in making a difference for our members and communities. 💼 Learn more and apply: https://zurl.co/8ssim
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🏀 Game on! Congratulations to these three local students who are headed to summer basketball camps at UNC Chapel Hill and NC State through Cooperative All-Stars Sports Camp Scholarships sponsored by EnergyUnited. We wish them an unforgettable summer on and off the court! Read the full story: https://zurl.co/EUSportsCampWinners #TheEnergyUnitedWay
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There’s no single path into the line trade. Derek started in vegetation management in 2013. By 2018, he'd graduated from lineman school in Forsyth County. After contracting for an investor-owned utility, he made a different choice: a cooperative. "It gives you a real sense of accomplishment and pride," he says. "Being part of the community and working in the community." Eight years in, Derek is now one of EU's newest servicepersons. A few rungs behind him is Patrick, an Apprentice Lineman 3 whose dad has worked the trade for 25 years. He's learning from veterans who've already been where he's headed. They started from different places, but they work the same lines for the same communities, ensuring the knowledge of the community and the trade are passed to the next generation. #TheEnergyUnitedWay
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