The nation's consumer-owned, not-for-profit electric cooperatives are unique within the $391 billion U.S. electric utility industry. More than 900 cooperatives in 47 states provide electric service to almost three-quarters of the nation's landmass. By providing safe, affordable and reliable power, many cooperatives are significant economic drivers within their local communities. Co-ops are much more than energy companies: concern for community is a core principle of the cooperative business model.
ATTENTION MEMBERS: Please be advised that our Fairmont and Laurinburg offices will be temporarily closed from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. on Monday, March 15, 2021.
Lumbee River EMC crews are out working in this nice weather, bringing power to the people!
Rows to Wires: Farming and Your Cooperative
When the first members of Lumbee River EMC established your cooperative in June 1940, their only mission at the tim… https://t.co/tUWVzhcqUF
Understing how you use energy can help you save money. Use our Energy Advisor to learn more about how you are consu… https://t.co/CFpoZ1TObv
Member Spotlight: Roderick McMillan, a Lumbee River EMC member, is the proud owner of MG3 Farms, a family-owned Hyd… https://t.co/sLjdtfUMMD
Matt Epps, LREMC Operations Engineer, spent some time virtually via google meet with 8th Grade Science students fro… https://t.co/G82XWWpcHo
LREMC's Scholarship Program is accepting applications. The Deadline is approaching: March 5, 2021 For more informa… https://t.co/eJuDHzbQgy
Happy National Engineers Week to our Lumbee River EMC Engineers. National Engineers Week aims to call attention to… https://t.co/DOdAKHShE8
Employee Spotlight: Meet Alfonso Graham Read the entire employee spotlight on page 24 in the February edition of… https://t.co/AcyJvbuxWt
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