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Together as one voice: advocating for South Carolina cooperative members

February 25, 2026

2026 Co-op Day at South Carolina State House On February 19, 2026, Central Electric Power Cooperative attended the 2026 Co-Op Day, alongside electric cooperative leaders […]

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’Tis the season: Central employees share their holiday traditions

December 22, 2025

The holidays are a time for connection, reflection and a little friendly debate—especially when it comes to trees, music and decorations. To celebrate the season, […]

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Looking back at 2025: a stronger system for South Carolina co-ops

December 17, 2025

As we close out 2025, we’re reflecting on a year marked by steady progress, thoughtful planning and continued commitment to the consumer-members served by South […]

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The rise of data centers

December 9, 2025

Co-ops adapt to serve massive new loads while protecting members Cole Price figures he spends about 40% of his time on data centers these days, […]

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Ask the expert: how right-of-way management supports energy reliability in South Carolina

November 3, 2025

As South Carolina continues to grow, so does the demand for reliable electricity. At Central Electric Power Cooperative, maintaining clear and well-managed rights-of-way is essential […]

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Stronger together: celebrating South Carolina’s electric cooperatives

October 20, 2025

October is National Cooperative Month, a time to recognize the power of the cooperative model and the people behind it. Across South Carolina, 19 local […]

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Concern for community: Central in action

October 7, 2025

At Central Electric Power Cooperative, our mission goes beyond keeping the lights on. One of the seven cooperative principles that guides our work is Concern […]

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Powering through the storm: how co-ops prepare for hurricane season

August 27, 2025

Hurricane season in the Southeast is a time when preparation becomes more than just a good idea, it’s essential. Here in South Carolina, the possibility […]

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