As a member-owned cooperative, Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative operates not for profit, but for people. This model allows us to spread risk over time, invest strategically, and make decisions that benefit our members not shareholders. That’s a key reason why our system has delivered reliable power for more than 85 years and why it’s uniquely positioned to meet future challenges. Stability Through Planning For decades, Harrison County REC has proudly delivered safe,

In May, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) released its 2025 Summer Reliability Assessment. What does this mean for western Iowa?

Perspective column by Leslie Kaufman, executive vice president and general manager of the Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives At...

While the 2024-2025 winter energy reliability outlook is optimistic, the electric grid still faces long-term challenges.

In November, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) released a report outlining its 2024/2025 Winter Reliability...

This summer marked the 35th annual Energy Trail Tour season. Over 120 electric cooperative member-owners from western and north-central...

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Thieves sometimes think of it as a crime that won’t hurt anybody. Someone illegally hooks into a power supply, hooks up a line that has...

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