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THE NEW Spring 2026 Tree Giveaway
THE NEW Spring 2026 Tree Giveaway
NGEMC will once again offer 200 trees to members who were not able to ...

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NGEMC Celebrates 90 Years of Service
North Georgia Electric Membership Corporation (NGEMC) is celebrating 90 years of service to our members and ...

Prepare now for cold weather
NGEMC crews are on standby 24/7/365 and are committed to safely restoring power as quickly as possible; however, ...

What is “Emergency Heat?”
The Emergency Heat setting on your thermostat is exactly what it sounds like: an emergency setting. It will help ...

Energy charge to increase Jan. 1
The Energy Charge will rise by 0.092 cents per kWh, from 8.426 to 8.518 cents per kWh for the first 5,000 kWh ...

2025-2026 NGEMC Art Contest
The 2025-2026 Art Contest is open for students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
The theme for this year's ...

NGEMC’s 89th Annual Meeting
DALTON, Ga. — North Georgia Electric Membership Corporation (NGEMC) brought members from across its seven-county ...

2025Meeting
Registration for the 2025 Annual Meeting is now closed.
Download the 2025 Annual Report.
2025 Bill ...

Prepare now for extreme heat
It’s important to prepare your emergency kit and have a plan in place before high summer temperatures ...

Spring cleaning your energy efficiency
While you are conducting your annual "spring cleaning," take the time to make sure your home is ready for the ...

Staying safe during severe storms
Spring brings songbirds, flowers, and an elevated risk of severe weather to our area. Preparation and attention to ...

ACORE releases report
The American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) has released a report listing 12 actions Congress could take to ...

TVA ends appeal for voluntary load reduction
UPDATE: The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) ended its appeal to consumers for power conservation on Friday, Feb. ...

Be ready for severe weather
Georgia’s peak for severe weather — including tornadoes — is between January and May, according to the Georgia ...

Be ready for winter weather
As temperatures drop in North Georgia, the possibility of extreme winter weather rises.
Here are a few tips to ...
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