Full-Time
Advocates for electric cooperatives' interests
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Arlington, VA, USA
America's Electric Cooperatives, represented by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA), focuses on supporting and advocating for electric cooperatives across the United States. With over 900 member cooperatives, they provide electric service to one in eight Americans, covering a significant portion of the country's land. Their products and services include research and development of new energy technologies, ensuring that member cooperatives can offer safe, reliable, and affordable electricity to their communities. Unlike other energy providers, NRECA emphasizes the unique needs of rural areas and promotes global rural electrification initiatives, which help improve lives and foster community growth worldwide. The primary goal of America's Electric Cooperatives is to empower their members to deliver effective energy solutions tailored to their local needs.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$15M
Headquarters
Arlington, Virginia
Founded
1940
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Meade County RECC CEO Marty Littrell, right, was elected secretary-treasurer of the NRECA Board of Directors.
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