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What to expect on your September bill
August 2026 was the third hottest August on record this century in North Texas, with highs of 109 on Aug. 23 and 24.
2025-2026 CoServ Energizing Educator Winners
CoServ recognizes outstanding educators who inspire students through innovation, passion, and excellence in the classroom.
Stock Up Your Emergency Kit With These Essentials for National Preparedness Month
Every second counts and just the smallest bit of preparation can save lives, whether it’s a natural disaster or medical emergency.
CoServ Answers the Call in the Navajo Nation
The days were hot and grueling, all to connect a handful of houses in this sparsely populated area of Arizona.
Substations: Where Transmission and Distribution Meet
The substation is where high-voltage electricity is safely reduced to a lower voltage so it can travel through CoServ’s poles and wires.
From Idea to Impact: How CAPP Grants are Transforming Classrooms — Yours Could be Next
Teachers have the best ideas and we’re here to make their dream reality. Learn how to apply for a CAPP upgrade from CoServ.
What to Expect on Your July Bill
CoServ Members should expect electricity usage to be higher than May, based on the Cooling Degree Days, but rates remain consistent.
The Price of Power: Beyond Your Local Grid, Transmission Costs Explained
Transmission costs account for about 15 to 20$ of your CoServ electric bill and are affected by coincident peak (CP) and statewide projects.
