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Novem­ber 2024
Coop­er­a­tive Solar

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

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November 2024

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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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In order to pro­vide you with the very best ser­vice, Coastal Elec­tric offers our mem­bers a num­ber of pay­ment options, as well as a vari­ety of pro­grams that will help you save mon­ey and bet­ter under­stand and man­age your account.

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Every­thing you do – from flip­ping a switch to upgrad­ing your light­ing – can add up to big sav­ings for you and your neigh­bors. Get the most for your dol­lar with­out sac­ri­fic­ing com­fort or con­ve­nience.

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What is the Co-op Advantage?

Com­mu­ni­ties come in all shapes and sizes. Some are based on geo­graph­i­cal prox­im­i­ty, some are based on shared inter­ests or hob­bies and some com­mu­ni­ties can… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > What is the Co-op Advan­tage?

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Local students broaden career opportunities with co-op programs

Lots of stu­dents spend their sum­mers work­ing, learn­ing and invest­ing in their futures. Three stu­dents, in par­tic­u­lar, explored careers in the elec­tric coop­er­a­tive indus­try. Dwayne… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > Local stu­dents broad­en career oppor­tu­ni­ties with co-op pro­grams

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Work with us!

If you’ve ever want­ed a ful­fill­ing career, excel­lent ben­e­fits, and a chance to make a real dif­fer­ence in your com­mu­ni­ty, now might be your chance!… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > Work with us!

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10 things you might not know about power restoration

Have you ever watched a movie or TV show where a per­son is cook­ing a meal, then sud­den­ly snap their fin­gers and the meal is… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > 10 things you might not know about pow­er restora­tion

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Growing Rooftop Solar Scams Prompt Action From Government, Co-ops

By Mol­ly Chris­t­ian, a staff writer for the Nation­al Rur­al Elec­tric Coop­er­a­tive Asso­ci­a­tion Mis­lead­ing claims of no elec­tric bill. False promis­es of free solar pan­els… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > Grow­ing Rooftop Solar Scams Prompt Action From Gov­ern­ment, Co-ops

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Heads up, hunters! Shooting at power lines can be costly and dangerous.

By Vic­to­ria Scharf DeCas­tro As dove-hunt­ing sea­son approach­es, Geor­gia’s elec­tric coop­er­a­tives are remind­ing hunters about the haz­ards of fir­ing at doves perched on pow­er lines… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > Heads up, hunters! Shoot­ing at pow­er lines can be cost­ly and dan­ger­ous.

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