Electrical line work is more than just a job to those in the field—it’s a fellowship built on trust, confidence and knowing that someone’s got your back all along the line. Many describe it as a family, and for some, it is, like the Chapman, Fagan and Myers families, who seem to carry the tradition…
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Regardless of the time of year, Mother Nature has her way of placing her own stamp on our plans. Winter weather presents its own unique challenges for electric cooperatives like EnergyUnited. However, these challenges don’t prevent our team from being prepared to respond to subsequent power outages. We are ready to respond when winter weather…
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Keeping the heat on at full blast is simply not sustainable—and we mean both for your wallet and the environment. Here’s how you can save some green this season. 1. Every degree of temperature change influences the energy in your home by about 8%—which means if you were setting your thermostat at 72°F but can…
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As a leading energy services provider, it’s crucial that we understand our members’ energy needs, concerns and usage requirements so that we can better support home and business requirements. So, we’re interviewing electric members, propane customers, and business leaders across our service areas to provide insights on how we can serve you better. 1. How…
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Being a co-op member is about so much more than receiving reliable power at an affordable price. We do business differently, and if we may say so—in a way that brings communities closer, empowers the future, and builds positive relationships. In honor of National Co-op Month, we’d like to highlight a couple of the things…
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Running the air conditioning can make your electricity bill skyrocket, but the alternative isn’t too great either. Luckily, there are several ways you can help you’re A/C run better and save you money during the heat of the season. 1. Check your insulation Unless your home is brand new, it’s likely that the cold air…
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Our state-of-the-art tool, Energy Advisor creates a home profile for your residence and shows ways in which you could better save your energy (and money). For example, you might be running your A/C a lot more than you need to. By opening the windows and running your fans you can let Mother Nature do the…
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