Applications are being taken for a $2,500 scholarship for women awarded annually by WIRE, a community service organization affiliated with electric cooperatives in South Carolina.
The partnership between the state's electric co-ops and EESI is a key step in developing a pilot project to help people save energy and money in their homes.
The U.S. House has passed a measure that would help electric cooperatives in S.C. and across the country postpone investing in new generation and save co-op members millions on their power bills.
Rural Star, the nickname of a proposed national consumer energy efficiency loan program, would create jobs and save energy and money for thousands of South Carolinians if approved by Congress.
House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn, D-SC discusses legislation to create the Rural Energy Savings Program. Looking on are Rep. John Spratt, D-SC and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-SC.
When forty-six rising high school seniors left South Carolina in June for a week-long all expenses paid trip to our nation's capital, our high definition camera went, too.
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Electric cooperatives in South Carolina are committed to leaving a legacy to our children. 
More than 100 co-op representatives attended an appreciation reception for Governor Nikki Haley Tuesday in Columbia.
Applications are being taken for a $2,500 scholarship for women awarded annually by WIRE, a community service organization affiliated with electric cooperatives in South Carolina.
CFL Charlie is having a busy October in South Carolina, marking both Co-op Month and Energy Efficiency Awareness Month. 
The U.S. House has passed a measure that would help electric cooperatives in S.C. and across the country postpone investing in new generation and save co-op members millions on their power bills.
Rural Star
Linda Butler is one of the seven grand prize winners in the 2009
House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn, D-SC discusses legislation to create the Rural Energy Savings Program. Looking on are Rep. John Spratt, D-SC and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-SC.
When forty-six rising high school seniors left South Carolina in June for a week-long all expenses paid trip to our nation's capital, our high definition camera went, too.
