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November 2024

Our utility-scale Cooperative Solar farms – located in seven Georgia counties, with millions of solar panels and thousands of acres – give Coastal Electric’s residential members access to sustainable, maintenance-free solar energy without the hassles and costs associated with installing panels on their homes

November 2024

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A person in a blue shirt holds a large check from Coastal Electric Cooperative for over $2.6 million, dated December 2024.

Over $2.6 million on the way to Coastal Electric Cooperative members

Those who paid electric bills to Coastal Electric Cooperative any time from 2008-2009 can expect money back from the co-op by the end of December. In total, Coastal Electric will retire over $2.6 million in capital credits to around 11,000 members who received service during those years.

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Recent News

Holly Fields of Midway appointed to Coastal Electric Cooperative Board of Directors

Holly Fields of Midway has been selected by the Coastal Electric Cooperative board of directors to fill the unexpired term of former Liberty County board […]

Local students build, test-drive electric vehicles donated by Coastal Electric Cooperative Foundation

The wheels were turning on Saturday – literally – as students from First Presbyterian Christian Academy and Richmond Hill High School showcased the working electric […]

Career Day at Lyman Hall Elementary School

Lyman Hall Elementary students sit intrigued as Safety Coordinator James Thomas demonstrates why it’s important to stay away from power lines.

Update on what DFCS is doing to help those in our community who lost food during the power outage caused by Hurricane Matthew.

This is a long but informative official statement from Liberty County DFACS Director Shawn Brown regarding replacement Food Stamp benefits.

Help for EBT card users who lost food due to extended power outages

Tuesday 4:30 p.m. Suddenly our office lobby and phone lines are being flooded with calls from EBT card users regarding the reissuance of Food Stamps […]

Additional Storm Restoration Crews Arrive at Coastal Electric

Two 6-men electric line crews from Walton Electric Membership Corporation (EMC) in Monroe, GA and three 6-men crews from Snapping Shoals EMC in Covington, GA […]