Lending a hand to the cause

Medina EC representatives stopped by the Medina County Relay for Life event on May 4 to keep everyone hydrated as they stood up for the fight against cancer.  Brian Bell, Ramey Bloomfield, Allen Boehme and Jonathan Carbone met with Relay for Life Coordinator Keith Lutz to donate the packs of water. 

New Industrial Rate

With the growth of industry in our service territory, Medina EC needed a rate that kept electric energy affordable and competitive for large industrial customers.  Effective January 12, 2012, MEC implemented a new Industrial Rate designed specifically for loads of 1,000 kW or greater.  Learn more here.

Medina Electric Cooperative, Inc., utilizes a variety of energy sources in order to provide a steady and reliable supply of electricity at the lowest cost possible to an ever expanding member population.  This pie chart represents the five energy sources that go into powering Medina EC’s 12,000 square-mile region. 

Speak up for your co-op

The Take Action Network provided by NRECA is urging members to support legislation in preventing the EPA from regulating Coal Ash as Hazardous. The EPA could force coal ash and coal combustion by-products to be defined as "hazardous waste" – which it is not! A hazardous designation would add huge costs to consumer electric bills and eliminate beneficial coal ash recycling. For more information and to let your voice be heard visit https://ssl.capwiz.com/nreca/issues/alert/?alertid=61037406&PROCESS=Take+Action.

Rebate Program Adds HVAC Tune-up

When nearly half of your electric bill goes to heating and cooling your home, it makes sense that you want the heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) system to run as efficiently as possible.  And we’re here to help with that! Check out our newest rebate offer!

Board of Directors meeting

The next board meeting is scheduled for Thursday, June 14, 2012.