Cooperative Leaders Show How Electrification Changes Lives
Supported by CFC and Utility Capital Solutions grants, South Texas cooperatives brought first-time electric service to remote communities.
Supported by CFC and Utility Capital Solutions grants, South Texas cooperatives brought first-time electric service to remote communities.
Wind PPA prices reached a record high while interconnection delays and policy uncertainty continue to limit new supply.
As advanced nuclear projects move forward, electric cooperatives are assessing the potential impact for future power supply needs.
CFC’s Brian Sloboda takes a closer look at V2G technology and explores why the most important question for electric cooperatives.
The Solutions newsletter continues to inform electric cooperative leaders about CFC’s services and industry and economic insights.
Brent McRae’s ranching background and decades of cooperative service shaped the humble leadership style he brings to CFC’s top board role.
CFC’s 2026 Corporate Citizenship Report details investments that strengthen rural communities.
Recurring payments are becoming a permanent part of ownership, from homeownership to everyday services.