Category 3 Hurricane Isaias brought tropical storm-force winds and rain to Singing River Electric’s service area on Friday, October 9. Our linemen battled power outages throughout the afternoon and evening and into early Saturday. They cut many trees off the…
Singing River Electric recently completed an independent cost-of-service study to analyze the costs of delivering electricity to residential, commercial, & industrial members. Purchasing wholesale power from Cooperative Energy accounts for nearly 70% of every dollar spent. Over the last five…
Singing River Electric and Cooperative Energy congratulate Keren Kiernan on being our 2026 Powering Possibilities Community Service Grant recipient. A person who nominated Kiernan said: “Shae’s Place and Keren have helped countless kids throughout the years and led so many…
A properly insulated home can keep you comfortable year-round while reducing heating and cooling costs, but how can you tell if your home is properly insulated? The U.S. Department of Energy sets standards based on your region and which…
Singing River Electric operators and engineers are making our outage map an even more useful tool for our members! Here are two new features: Report outages directly from the outage map Click on the triangle in the menu and enter…
When conditioned air escapes from your home, your heating and cooling system has to work harder to keep you comfortable, costing you money. Higher energy bills are your first clue that your home is losing energy; however, if you pay…
Outlets are designed to provide safe and reliable power, but older or damaged outlets can become a hazard. Do you have electrical outlets in your home that need to be replaced? Here are five common signs of trouble. Loose Connections…
Singing River Electric is hosting our Annual Membership Meeting on Thursday, June 25, at our Lucedale office (11187 Old 63 South, Lucedale, MS 39452)! Registration begins at 5 p.m., and the meeting begins at 6 p.m. The meeting will include…
Spring cleaning is a time-honored custom in millions of U.S. households. It’s when you take on all that dust and grime accumulated over a long, hard winter. You can also use this time to take on energy waste as well.…
Spring temperatures in south Mississippi make March a great time to use less energy before the summer heat arrives. On mild days, turn off the AC and open windows to enjoy fresh air. Ceiling fans can help keep you comfortable,…
