$125 Air Source Heat Pump Tune-Up Rebate
Keep Cool. Save More. With a $125 ASHP Tune-Up Rebate Your air-source heat pump works hard to keep your home comfortable throughout the year. Just like other equipment around your home, a little routine maintenance can help it operate more efficiently, last longer and potentially prevent costly repairs. Nobles Cooperative Electric members can receive a […]
2026 Grab-N-Go
Grab n Go Member Appreciation Events Are Coming Up! It’s almost time for Nobles Cooperative Electric’s annual Grab-n-Go Member Appreciation Events! Once again, we’ll be hosting events in Slayton and Worthington, giving our members two opportunities to stop by, grab a meal and say hello to the Nobles Cooperative Electric team. These events are our […]
Board Member Spotlight: Lee York
Meet Nobles Cooperative Electric Director Lee York and learn about the York family’s more than 60-year legacy of cooperative leadership and community service. For Director Lee York, service to Nobles Cooperative Electric is more than a position on the board. It is part of a family connection to rural electrification and the cooperative movement that […]
A Shift in the Rate – not a added Cost
A Shift in the Rate: Not an Added Cost The Nobles Cooperative Electric Board of Directors approved a one-cent-per-kWh adjustment to our rate structure. While this may be described as a one-cent increase in the base rate, it is important to understand that this is not an additional one-cent cost to members. Instead, one cent […]
In The News – August 2026
Read the August 2026 Nobles Cooperative Electric newsletter for cooperative updates, member programs, community news, safety tips and more.
Employee Spotlight: Dylan Freking
Nobles Cooperative Electric EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT: DYLAN FREKING Mapping the Way Forward When members think about keeping the lights on, they often picture lineworkers in bucket trucks restoring power after a storm. But behind every construction project, system upgrade and outage restoration effort is a lot of planning, technology and accurate information-and Dylan Freking plays an […]
Back to School Means More Than New Notebooks
August always seems to arrive faster than expected. Before we know it, school buses are back on the roads, backpacks are packed, and many families are helping a son or daughter settle into a college dorm or first apartment. As you prepare for the new school year, it’s also a good time to think about […]
Update Your Contact Information
Stay Connected Update your Information Is Your Contact Information Current? Why We Need This: In emergencies like fires, major outages, or other critical situations, having accurate contact information helps us reach you quickly. Our lineworkers depend on the phone numbers in our system to notify members when needed. Please take a moment to review the […]
In The News – July 2026
July 2026 In the News… A simple act of kindness reminds us that cooperatives are about more than electricity-they’re about neighbors, community, and working together. Community Is What Powers Us As we move into the heart of summer, one of my favorite things about this time of year is seeing our employees out in the […]
Your Voice Matters
Your Voice Matters: Join Voices for Cooperative Power Every day, decisions are made in St. Paul and Washington, D.C. that affect how electricity is generated, delivered, and regulated. Those decisions influence everything from the reliability of the electric grid to the long-term cost of providing power to homes, farms, businesses, schools, and rural communities. At […]
Member Spotlight – Lismore Cooperative Telephone Company
Member Spotlight – LISMORE Cooperative Telephone COMpany More than 100 years ago, a group of four farmers east of Lismore decided they needed a better way to communicate. They purchased a telephone and connected their homes with wire so they could stay in touch. A few years later, another group of farmers west of Lismore […]
Trees Grow. Problems Don’t Have To.
Trees Grow. Problems Don’t Have To. Summer is a great time to look up! As trees fill out with leaves, branches can quietly grow closer to overhead power lines. With thousands of miles of line stretching across our rural service territory, we can’t be everywhere at once-and that’s where you can help. We’d love an […]
