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Cloverland Communications Job Opportunity

Cloverland Electric Cooperative is seeking a full-time communications manager for their Sault Ste. Marie office. Responsibilities include researching, writing and coordinating the publication of traditional and social media communications, website content management, community outreach activities, and serving as a media liaison. The ideal candidate will have a college degree in communications, journalism, public relations or related major, [...]

By |February 6th, 2014|MECA News|Comments Off on Cloverland Communications Job Opportunity

Alger Delta Director Passes

Alger Delta Cooperative has experienced a sad loss in the passing of a director. Bessie Anderson, of Menominee, was fairly new to the board, having been elected in June 2012. “She was enthusiastic about getting involved and attended CCD training in Bay City in August 2012,” says Alger CEO Tom Harrell. “She was a great person [...]

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EO Program Excedes 2013 Targets, Showcased At Midwest Energy Conference

MECA member-cooperatives participating in the Energy Optimization (EO) collaborative have again exceeded the kilowatt-hour reductions set by the Michigan Legislature in P.A. 295. Overall, the collaborative achieved 114 percent of its 2013 goal. All collaborative members exceeded their residential and Commercial/Industrial (C&I) goals, which included carryovers from 2012. Programs that exceeded target goals were Residential Energy Star; Residential [...]

By |January 29th, 2014|MECA News|Comments Off on EO Program Excedes 2013 Targets, Showcased At Midwest Energy Conference

Snyder Says State’s Comeback Continues

In his fourth “State of the State,” Gov. Rick Snyder said that Michigan’s comeback is continuing. Snyder shared some welcome news when he said Michigan leads all other states in manufacturing job growth and the addition of nearly 221,000 private sector jobs. The personal income growth rate is tied for No. 1 among Great Lakes [...]

By |January 29th, 2014|MECA News|Comments Off on Snyder Says State’s Comeback Continues

Propane Shortage Affects State, Co-op Members

Nationwide, 24 states have declared propane shortage emergencies, according to the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC), and regional inventories are 43 percent below this time in 2013. This shortage affects about 9 percent of Michiganders using propane as their primary heating fuel, as well as three Michigan electric co-ops that provide propane service. “We have notified [...]

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New Employee Safety Program Being Tested

A new safety program that would help co-op lineworkers avoid common injuries is being developed by Joe McElroy, MECA safety director, and Heather Johnson, an exercise physiologist from WMU. It focuses on offering a stretching program that would help lineworkers avoid muscle strains. Currently, the program is being tested at Midwest Energy and Holland Board [...]

By |January 6th, 2014|MECA News|Comments Off on New Employee Safety Program Being Tested
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