Youth Tour - Trip of a Lifetime
SYEMC Youth Tour delegate, Sarah Stephens, and Anna Jones, SYEMC HR manager, talk about Youth Tour 2023 and encourage high school juniors to apply.
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Explore "electric cooperative" with insightful episodes like "Youth Tour - Trip of a Lifetime", "S1 E4: What It Means to be a Co-op Member (Part 2)", "2023 Bright Ideas grant period open", "S1 E1: Youth Tour 2023-An Interview with McKale Hagg" and "Work Zone Safety" from podcasts like ""Energized!", "Live Wire", "Energized!", "Live Wire" and "Energized!"" and more!
Episodes (19)
S1 E4: What It Means to be a Co-op Member (Part 2)
We continue our conversation with Stephanie Scott about the benefits of being a KREMC member, including discussion about the Co-op Connections programs as well as several youth programs and opportunities.
2023 Bright Ideas grant period open
Kasey Martin talks with Bright Ideas winner, Alicia Fallaw, about the grants and the application process.
S1 E1: Youth Tour 2023-An Interview with McKale Hagg
We sat down with McKale Hagg from Warsaw to discuss his recent trip to Youth Tour in Washington D.C. Every summer, Indiana’s electric cooperatives sponsor a group of students going into their senior year of high school to go on this life-changing educational adventure.
Work Zone Safety
Host Wendy Wood talks with crew foreman and journeyman lineman about Work Zone Safety when it involves line crews.
Outage text & email alerts go live
Information on the new outage alerts available to members
Cooperative Current: Beneficial Electrification
Beneficial Electrification – what is it and why is it important to Minnesota’s energy future? Gary Connett, chair, Beneficial Electrification League, Jamie Fitzke, director of legislative affairs for the Center of Energy and Environment, and Tim Sullivan, CEO Wright-Hennepin Electric Cooperative, explain. Learn how the increased use of electricity can actually reduce overall energy use, lower greenhouse gas emissions and save consumers money over time.
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Power outages and restoration
Mike Mills, manager of operations, and Bryon Kennedy, VP of member services and public relations, talk about power outages and how they are restored.
Capital Credits
An explanation of capital credits — including allocations vs. retirements and more
Energized - Spring storms and outages, Yadkin transmission project
Operations leaders talk about spring storm preparation, outages and the Yadkin transmission project.
Winter Weather Preparedness
An informative episode with Surry County Emergency Services Director Eric Southern and Sheldon Howlett, safety coordinator for SYEMC.
Bright Ideas & youth programs
An overview of SYEMC's youth-related programs, including Bright Ideas Education Grants, in a conversation with member and grant recipient Jamie Mosley.
Right-of-way maintenance and system inventory
An overview of the right-of-way maintenance program and the system inventory taking place.
Energy efficiency & energy audits benefitting members
Learn how energy efficiency and home energy audits can help save members money.
Rate options & 2021 incentive programs
A brief overview of Surry-Yadkin EMC's rate options and our 2021 incentive programs for residential members.
SYEMC - Then, Now & Beyond
Greg Puckett, EVP & GM, discusses the history of the co-op, where we are now and how we are preparing for the future.
Episode 1 - Fiber Internet & COVID-19 Update
Welcome to the first episode of MidSouth Electric Co-op's new podcast, the MidSouth Minute. We hope to use this platform as a tool to help keep our Membership informed. In today's episode, we give an update on current happenings around MidSouth with the Fiber project and how your co-op is handling COVID-19. If you have an idea for a future topic(s), please email us at hello@mselectric.com. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe.
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Episode Nine - Why the Census is Important, 3 DIY Project for Your. Home, JOEMC Annual Meeting
As we move through February and we're thankful that the groundhog didn't see his shadow (and spring will be here soon), this edition of Flippin' the Switch has some great information for listeners. Features include Brent Anderson from the Onslow Complete Count Committee talking about the 2020 Census and why it's important to community, and the co-op's energy duo of Charles Westmoreland and TJ Smith giving listeners three DIY projects that they can do around the home to save energy and money. And in the last segment of the show, new employee, Krystal Phillips, Communications/Community Relations Coordinator, interviews the show's host, Steve Goodson, about Jones-Onslow's upcoming Annual Meeting of Members.
Run Time:
33 minutes
Flippin' the Switch
en-usFebruary 11, 2020
Episode Four - DIY Projects to Improve Energy Efficiency, #WhoPowersYou Contest, and Portable Generator Safety
Run Time:
33 minutes
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We sit down with the co-op's energy efficiency guru, Charles Westmoreland, and talk about a few weekend DIY projects you can do to make your home more energy-efficient. We talk with Touchstone Energy's Mary Ann Cristiano about the #WhoPowersYou Contest that recognizes our community's unsung heroes and the final guest on the podcast is JOEMC's Safety Director, Chris Banks, who joins the show to talk portable generator safety.