More than 200 electric co-op leaders from across the state were in Nashville on Jan. 29 and 30 for the 2018 Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association Legislative Conference. During meetings with legislators on Capitol Hill, co-op members and employees stressed the important role that co-ops play...
Duck River Electric Membership Corporation (DREMC) members should be on guard for an electric bill payment scam that has hit DREMC members this week. The people behind this fraud use the name of Walter Griffin and instruct our members to pay their overdue electric bills, or they will be...
“December and January’s temperatures dipped to the teens and single digits, and the result is much higher electric bills than expected,” says Duck River Electric Membership Corporation (DREMC) CEO and President Michael Watson....
Last week's extreme cold temperatures will no doubt affect the cost of our electric bills in the next billing cycle. Take steps now to save money this winter - and all year long - by making a few household improvements to stop cold air from entering...
Cold temperatures across the area are placing additional demands on the power system, and Duck River Electric Membership Corporation (DREMC) team members are working hard to ensure you remain safe and warm. Until the temperature moderates on Thursday afternoon, January 18, residents can help reduce their...
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As the temperature hovers at or below freezing, Duck River Electric Membership Corporation reminds members there are precautions to keep their homes warm while minimizing the impact on their electric bills. There are several things you can do to help control the cost of your electric...
Duck River EMC employees met today with our legislators to present ACRE (the Tennessee Action Committee for Rural Electrification) contributions and discuss cooperative issues. ACRE contributions help support those state political leaders - in office now and running for office - who will speak for...
The 26-member student council from Community Middle School visited Duck River EMC on Thursday, Dec. 14, to pay tribute to linemen and member service representatives and show their appreciation for the service they provide to our communities. Each Christmas, this group of student leaders chooses...
