You have the floor stickers and the social distancing plan, but have you considered ways to conserve energy as your employees return after the virus pandemic? According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, office spaces generally use the most electricity…
As a grocery or convenience store owner, you know first-hand the challenges for small business. But, did you know that Energy Star has resources to help you profile your store’s energy use, specific tips to conserve and save and additional…
Reflect and Honor: May is Military Appreciation Month While enjoying various Memorial Day festivities this month, please join us in pausing to reflect on the sacrifices of our country’s veterans and their families. We are especially thankful for those who…
May is National Electrical Safety Month, which is the perfect time to evaluate the safety of your home’s electrical system. Outdated wiring and overloaded circuits are the most common causes of electrical fires. Check the following areas of your home…
Times are challenging for many of our members. Illness and job loss have caused much uncertainty throughout the communities we serve. Singing River Electric has closely monitored and adhered to federal and state guidance concerning COVID-19. We initiated a suspension…
April left in much the same way it started – with severe storms. Crews responded on Thursday, April 23, to restore electric service following damage from severe weather and three EF-1 tornadoes that tore through George and Greene counties. One…
