Stories from the Field

A Letter from Uganda: An update on how electric co-ops in Uganda are coping during COVID-19

Read what it took to bring all the lineworkers home safely.

A Liberian electric cooperative created with contributions from U.S co-ops is now self-sufficient.

An electric co-op brings change and hope to a rural community in Ethiopia.

NRECA International's training program works to equip Ugandan co-ops for success.

JT Jacobs from Shenandoah Valley EC helped bring electricity to communities in Bolivia and gained new brothers and sisters.

An electric co-op movement began in the Philippines 50 years ago. Today 121 co-ops bring power to more than 13 million members.

Today, the private PPSELD utility is the only utility in Haiti that provides electricity 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The first steps of forming a new electric cooperative have begun. This time, in Southwestern Ethiopia, in a town called Maji.