After 24 years of service at Roanoke Electric Co-op, Curtis Wynn has announced plans to resign as its president and CEO. He will be returning to his native Florida, where he has been appointed chief executive officer of one of the nation's largest electric co-ops. What does this transition mean for Roanoke Electric? Read more.
You're invited: Energy Efficiency Workshop set for Dec. 1
Have you been you looking for ways to lower your monthly electric bill? Roanoke Electric's upcoming energy efficiency workshop will provide valuable tips and resources for energy-saving solutions. Get your questions ready. The co-op team will be on hand with answers to get you on the right track. For more about this Dec.1 webinar, read more and register.
Do you need help paying your electric bill this winter?
Beginning next month, the Low-Income Energy Assistance Program will begin accepting applications from eligible households that need help paying their energy bills. The sign-up period runs through the end of March or until funds are exhausted. Read more.
Want a free home energy efficiency assessment?
Do you suspect much-needed heat is escaping from your home, putting a drain on your household budget? Roanoke Electric is offering member-owners the opportunity to put those suspicions to rest with a free home energy assessment. Read more.
How EVs compare to gas-powered cars
Did you know over the span of 15 years, drivers of electric vehicles can save up to $14,500 on fuel costs when compared to gas-powered vehicles? The latest research shows the national average cost to charge an EV battery ranges from 8 cents per kilowatt-hour to 27 cents. For Roanoke Electric member-owners, the savings opportunities are even greater.Read more.
Forestry conference turns spotlight on climate change
A recent forestry conference offered some practical insights and recommendations on how local farmers and forestland owners can help mitigate climate change. To learn more about the key takeaways from the virtual gathering, read more.
