2024 In Review
In the News… The Year in Review Adam Tromblay, General Manager As 2024 comes to a close, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on what has been a truly remarkable year for Nobles Cooperative Electric. It’s been a period of significant growth and development, with major building projects underway and exciting new software […]
Summit Lake Solar Clarification
Summit Lake Solar Proposal We have received a few calls from members who are confused about the recent article in The Globe titled “Nobles County hears proposal for solar farm near Reading.” The article references a “Nobles Substation,” which some members mistakenly believe belongs to Nobles Cooperative Electric. To prevent further confusion, we have prepared […]
Operation Round Up Winners – Fall 2024
Fall 2024 Operation Round Up – Fall 2024 Distribution Nobles Cooperative Electric is proud to announce the recipients of our Fall Operation Round Up grants! We’re able to support a wide range of organizations making a positive impact in our community. The new round of recipients include: First Responders: Local fire departments received grants for […]
What is “demand”?
Understanding Your Electric Bill: What’s “Demand”? You might have noticed a line item called “Demand” on your Nobles Cooperative Electric bill. What exactly is demand, and why is it showing up on your bill now? Demand: A Snapshot of Your Peak Electricity Use Simply put, “demand” measures the highest amount of electricity you use at […]
What’s the Deal with Load Control?
Load Control What’s the Deal with Load Control? You may have heard the term “load control” in communications from Nobles Cooperative Electric, but what does it mean and why is it important to our cooperative members? What is Load Control? Load control is when Nobles Cooperative Electric temporarily reduces electricity consumption during peak demand periods. […]
In the News – November Update
In the news November 2024 Adam Tromblay, General Manager The economy is a dynamic force, and new trends are emerging. Several factors are contributing to potential price increases in the coming months, including fluctuations in energy costs from our suppliers. Inflation is on the rise Economic signals suggest we may be facing another period of […]
Board Member Spotlight – Cindy Hokeness
Cindy Hokeness Board Member Spotlight Cindy Hokeness is currently in her 11th year as a member of the Nobles Cooperative Electric Board of Directors. Elected in 2013, she represents District 5, which encompasses the southwestern part of Nobles County. Cindy and her husband, Dave, established their farm between Rushmore and Adrian in 1987. With deep […]
Winter Safety Tips
Stay Safe This Winter: 5 Home Safety Tips Winter’s chilly embrace brings with it a desire for warmth and comfort within our homes. But as we turn up the heat, light festive candles and rely more on electrical appliances, the risk of home fires increases. Take these five simple steps to safeguard your home and […]
Co-op Month: Member Spotlight – Lingen Dairy
Lingen Dairy: A Legacy of Innovation and Community From Robotic Milking to Farm-Fresh Ice Cream: How One Family is Redefining Dairy Farming Lingen Dairy, a family-owned farm, has been integral to the local communities for generations. This isn’t just any ordinary dairy farm. By blending tradition with innovation, the Lingens have forged a distinct path, […]
National Co-op Month!
National Co-op Month Farms, Sustainable Collaborations, Committed Employees! This October, as we celebrate National Cooperative Month, we want to highlight the essential partnership between agriculture and electric cooperatives. We recognize that agricultural families are indispensable, and electrification has profoundly transformed farming operations which continues to evolve today! Electrification’s Impact Imagine a time when rural farms […]
Look UP!
LOOK UP Before You Climb! As the season arrives for gutter cleaning and winter preparations, it’s crucial to be mindful of your environment to avoid any hazards! Using a ladder near overhead power lines can lead to electrocution. Keep these safety tips in mind when using a ladder. Have you ever thought about the dangers […]
Farm Safety
National Farm Safety and Health Week National Farm Safety and Health Week is an annual event dedicated to promoting the well-being and safety of farmers, ranchers, and agricultural workers. Celebrated during the third week of September, its origins trace back to 1944 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt proclaimed the need for such an observance. The […]