Connecting your community with reliable energy
What do lightning and squirrels have in common? While this may sound like the setup for a silly joke, it is a very real question, […]
Local young leaders learn about government at Youth Leadership Summit
Brooklyn Hager (Sycamore High School) and Connor O’Brien (Greenbrier High School) were in Nashville March 13-15 for the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association’s annual Youth Leadership […]
CEMC restores power after historic severe weather event
Strong storms and high winds that moved through Tennessee on Friday, March 3, caused significant damage to CEMC’s distribution system, leaving as many as 61,000 […]
Spring cleaning equals energy savings
Many of your once-a-year spring cleaning chores can save energy all year round. Some examples:
Sun or shadow
Groundhog Day traces its roots back to the 1880s. Each year in February, Punxsutawney Phil takes the stage at Gobbler’s Knob in the small town […]
The power of connections
As humans, we are wired to connect. In fact, research finds that our need to connect is as fundamental as our need for food and […]
Protect electronic holiday gifts with surge protector
If Santa brought you an expensive flat-screen TV, home theater system or decked-out laptop this Christmas, you need to do a little extra shopping. Buy […]
Teach children about holiday safety risks
Hot ovens, boiling water, fires burning in the hearth. They’re all holiday traditions. But do your children know how dangerous they can be? Before the […]
Giving thanks and giving back
“Concern for Community” is one of the founding principles of cooperatives around the world, including CEMC. Supporting the people and places we serve is a […]
CEMC Offers Home Energy Workshops
Learn How to Save Energy Costs at Home for Free! Join CEMC for a FREE DIY energy efficiency workshop and learn easy energy-efficiency improvements that […]