Safety has always been a top priority at HOEC. These photos from 60 years ago show our linemen during pole top rescue training, which continues today. The basic trainings have always been important for their safety as well as yours.
There’s danger in releasing balloons outdoors! If you get a metallic balloon for Valentine’s Day, be sure to dispose of it safely. Metallic balloons that float away can get into power lines and cause outages.
Have you contacted your electric co-op to inquire about a home energy audit? This is an easy way to evaluate home efficiency and find new ways to save. We even have rebates to help cover the cost of any recommended weatherization improvements. Learn more about starting your Energy Audit here.
It’s Responsible Pet Owners Month. Everyone knows February 14th is a time to think of love. But for the whole month, and every minute, who really loves you more than your dog, cat, or other furry or feathered friend? Visit our facebook page and share a picture of your favorite pet(s)!
Have you ever stopped and thought about how valuable electricity is to our everyday lives? It powers almost everything! Learn more about how electricity remains a good value.
If mother nature knocks down nearby power lines, causing outages, you can restore some energy to your home or other structures if you have a permanent or portable generator. However, to operate these machines safely, it’s important that you consider all of the items in this checklist: Learn more about how to stay safe while using generators.
