As a consumer at Taylor Electric Cooperative, you’re also an owner!
Like other cooperatives across the country, Taylor Electric follows seven cooperative principles. The 5th principle is Education, Training & Information. This means cooperatives provide education and training to members so they can contribute effectively to the development of their cooperative. In addition to learning about what makes a cooperative different, it’s also beneficial to know how the cooperative provides power to homes and businesses in the community and what to look out for when bad weather and outages occur.
Electric Cooperatives are Contributing to a Smarter Grid
It’s a familiar scene: poles and wires stretching into the distance alongside a rural highway. This image might appear no different now than it did many years ago. But look more closely. Invisible to most of us is an overlay of new equipment––chips, sensors and fiber––linking remote distribution infrastructure to the utility’s operations center using […]
Power of Community
The 7th cooperative principle, Concern for Community, means the cooperative provides more than electricity to the members it serves. […]
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