CoServ News

Service Beyond Borders: CoServ Crews Electrifying Homes in Navajo Nation

The first group will leave as a convoy before the sun comes up on May 29, driving an estimated 900 miles to Tuba City, Arizona.

CoServ Members should expect May electricity usage to be higher than April because of a 58% increase in Cooling Degree Days.

Supply and demand are the primary drivers of electricity prices, so as demand increases, wholesale prices tend to rise as well.

Since 2004, CCF grants have helped families struggling to make ends meet and teachers and first responders lacking critical resources.

The Boys & Girls Club of Collin County in downtown Plano received a CoServ Charitable Foundation grant for new rec center equipment.

Lower 90s were the norm throughout a warm September, punctuated by a few storms that lowered temperatures to the 70s and even the 60s.

Whether it’s restoring power at 7 a.m. or talking with Members at an Appreciation event, CoServ always prioritizes our Members.

Serving Members requires diligent protection of the digital systems and software that make CoServ’s reliable electricity possible.