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Years of Service Recognized

EnerStar is fortunate to have employees and directors with many years of experience. At the 78th annual meeting to be held on March 18, two employees and three directors will be recognized for their years of service.

78th Annual Meeting of Members

Notice of the 78th annual meeting of members on March 18, 2017

You have the power with PowerShift

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Register for PowerShift by May 15 and earn up to $117.

The time of day that our members use power changes how much that power costs our electric cooperative. It’s the law of supply and demand: When everybody’s using electricity, it costs more and puts a bigger strain on the electric system.

Board elections-know how to vote

EnerStar’s annual meeting is just around the corner and it is an excellent opportunity to take part in the buisness of your member-owned electric cooperative.It is the democratic control that affords you, the member, the privilege of attending the annual meeting and participating in the director elections. A director is a member just like you. He or she represents your district and is your voice in the cooperative.

Now is a great time to sign up for budget billing

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Members wanting to eliminate the fluctuations of their monthly electric bills are encouraged to sign up for EnerStar’s Budget Billing program!

Accounts with at least 12 months of consumption history and with account balances paid in full are eligible.

Voting qualifications: who can vote

Because there are certain rules regarding voting procedures for the Annual Meeting of Members, it is important to remind members of their voting rights and responsibilities. The following points explain who can and cannot vote in the annual director election. By knowing these points, you can be assured your vote counts at the meeting.

Ready to save in the new year?

Make POWER MOVES® a resolution for your home, business, school or farm

Steps to Restoring a Power Outage

Power outages can be caused by many things: ice accumulation weighs down power lines, tree limbs break off into the lines, an animal gets too close to a warm transformer, or maybe a car hits a utility poles. Here are some steps to take if you experience an outage:

Step 1: Make sure the outage is on our end; check your fuses and breakers and see if your neighbors have lights.

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