New EPA rules threaten grid reliability

Learn how the EPA's new rules could jeopardize grid reliability and raise electricity costs.

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Welcome to CLAY COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE

We are proud to service our members in Northeast Arkansas. It is our goal to provide our members safe, affordable, dependable, consumer-focused utility services. As the challenge of rising energy costs is becoming more difficult across the country, Clay County Electric utilizes all resources, technologies and education to keep our consumer impacts at a minimum.

News post 10 Things You Might Not Know About Power Restoration

10 Things You Might Not Know About Power Restoration

At Clay County Electric, we’re accustomed to members’ questions about power outages, and why it can take time to get the lights back on. Given our reliance on electricity, there’s simply never a good time to be without it. We’d like to shed light on our restoration process to help our members understand what may be happening behind the scenes.

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News post Clay County Electric awards scholarships for lineman program

Clay County Electric awards scholarships for lineman program

Clay County Electric is proud to announce Jacob Mooneyhan and Bentley Grubb as our 2024 High Voltage Lineman Technology (HVLT) program scholarship recipients to attend Arkansas State University at Newport.

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News post New EPA rules threaten grid reliability

New EPA rules threaten grid reliability

On April 25, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released four major new regulations for the electric industry, including a rule to cut emissions from power plants. This move will aggravate reliability concerns for electric cooperatives and other utilities nationwide.

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