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…
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Is Your Home Properly Insulated?
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…
Heat Pumps: Your Questions Answered
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…
Remembering Hurricane Katrina
On the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Singing River Electric recognizes our employees for the role they played in restoring power and hope to our members after this storm devastated our communities on August 29, 2005. All current employees who…
Cooperation Among Cooperatives: Singing River Electric sends aid to Magnolia Electric Power
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…
Stay warm and use less energy in freezing temperatures
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.…
Singing River Electric linemen travel to Florida’s Clay Electric Cooperative to aid Hurricane Milton power restoration
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…
Students Create Giving Closet
SRE NHN Grant purchases washer & dryer Using challenges and problems found in the real world, Benndale Elementary teacher Jennifer Finley promotes project-based learning in her 5th and 6th grade classroom in the form of a Giving Closet. “One in five students don’t have…
Set Your Home to Vacay Mode
Your heating and cooling system keeps you comfortable. If you aren’t there, it doesn’t need to be quite so comfortable in your home. Setting the thermostat closer to the outdoor temperature can save you energy and money. We don’t recommend…
NHN Grant helps Sand Hill Attendance Center offer Little Free Library Program
Children in the Sand Hill community now have access to free books at any time thanks to the Little Free Library Program initiated by Sand Hill Attendance Center teacher Ashley Roberts. The program aligns with the school’s educational values, as…










