THIS WEEK: Where savings can be found at home, a co-op app for those on the go, a notable moment in co-op history and more...
VOL. 46 - May 16, 2017
HOME IMPROVEMENT
How to find energy savings at home
"Home is where the heart is," as the old adage goes. Home is where you may also discover great energy savings, compliments of Roanoke Electric Co-op's Upgrade to $ave program. Many member-owners have already taken advantage of this opportunity to improve their home's energy efficiency. To find out how you can reap these benefits too, check this out.
REC SOLUTIONS
For members only: A new mobile app
Would you like the ability to make bill payments, check your home's energy usage, and receive energy alerts -- all while on the go? Roanoke Electric Co-op's new app offers member-owners the opportunity to do just that. Just tap, swipe and scroll over to this convenient way of managing your energy account. Read more.
COMMITMENT TO COMMUNITY
In support of 'Wounded Warriors'
Roanoke Electric Co-op recently joined forces with other North Carolina co-ops to show their support for wounded veterans. The event was billed as a "turkey hunt." But for those participating, it meant so much more.Read more.
MEMORY LANE
Something special about May
Later this month, May 29 to be exact, holds special meaning for Roanoke Electric Co-op and its membership. It was on that very day in 1939 that the co-op first energized its original 56 miles of line, serving 317 member-owners. Since that time, the system has expanded to more than 2,000 miles of line and today serves more than 14,500 member-owners. Read more
TAKE NOTE
Office closing: Memorial Day
In observance of the Memorial Day holiday, Roanoke Electric Co-op's offices will be closed May 29. The co-op will resume normal business operations on Tuesday, May 30.
