After receiving the call for help, 18 linemen from Singing River Electric’s three offices traveled north on January 26 to help Pontotoc Electric Power Association after the winter storm. Of Pontotoc’s more than 20,000 meters in North Mississippi, nearly 15,000…
Visitors to the Pascagoula River Audubon Center in Moss Point are now greeted by vibrant new signage that enhances navigation and education throughout the property. The cohesive system includes entrance, interpretive, wayfinding, and safety signs designed to guide conservation enthusiasts,…
Singing River Electric is conducting a Member Satisfaction Survey starting November 17, 2025. We need your feedback to know what we are doing well and where we can improve. A random sample of members will be selected to participate and…
Air-source heat pumps have been providing efficient and reliable comfort for years. Despite this, many homeowners see them as a “new” technology. If you are considering upgrading your home comfort system and have concerns about heat pumps, we have the…
The weather is getting colder, and the nights are longer. At the same time, summer heat, humidity, and storms may have been hard on your home and property. With the changing season, you’ve got some work to do. Here are…
Home cooking is a great way to make healthy and flavorful meals for you and your family, but careless kitchen habits are a recipe for energy waste. The good news is you have a full menu of opportunities while preparing…
Our linemen worked long hours on Saturday restoring power during the extreme wind event and will soon be helping Magnolia Electric Power based in Summit, Miss, after multiple tornadoes caused extensive damage. Magnolia Electric reports having 270 broken poles. Their…
Thirteen Singing River Electric linemen will be working in Wayne County’s Beat Four area today, February 13, where a tornado touched down and broke more than 70 poles in Dixie Electric Power Association‘s service area. Their outage number is low…
Freezing temperatures are expected to begin tonight and last throughout the week across our service area. Wind chills and snow/ice will make it seem even colder. This means your heating system will run more, causing you to use more electricity.…
For the second time in two weeks, Singing River Electric linemen are traveling to Florida to help a fellow electric cooperative in need. The 11-man crew came from their respective offices in Jackson, George, and Greene counties to meet in…
