For over 50 years, the electric cooperatives of Illinois have given tomorrow’s leaders the opportunity to learn from today’s public officials, and EnerStar is on the hunt for two outstanding students to represent our co-op at Youth Tour this year. 
Cooperative member, County Line Seeds in Kansas, Ill., has been awarded a $2,754 Power Moves grant for energy efficiency from EnerStar and Wabash Valley Power Association, the co-op’s wholesale provider who offers the funds. Kacey Lovell and Stuart Goble of County Line Seeds are photographed receiving the $2,754 check from EnerStar’s Angela Griffin.
The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association and Federated Rural Electric Insurance Exchange recently introduced a Commitment to Zero Contacts initiative to help eliminate serious injuries and fatalities and enhance cooperative safety programs.
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.
EnerStar Electric linemen Russ Camp came out on top at the 21st annual Lineman’s Safety Rodeo winning best overall individual lineman and best overall team with linemen from Shelby Electric Cooperative (SEC). This event, sponsored by the Association of Illinois Electric Cooperatives, was held Sept. 28.
Candidates sought to represent EnerStar
EnerStar Electric Cooperative’s Board Director Dale English was awarded the Director Leadership Certificate from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA).
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