North GA Electric Memb Corp

Sand Mountain Electric Cooperative is an electric distribution utility serving over 30,700 members across portions of DeKalb, Jackson, Marshall, and Cherokee counties in northeast Alabama. The cooperative obtains power from the Tennessee Valley Authority, the largest generator of electricity in the nation. Dedicated to community engagement, Sand Mountain Electric Cooperative offers various member benefits, including energy conservation resources and educational programs. The co-op also publishes Alabama Living, a monthly magazine that keeps members informed about co-op events and issues relevant to the rural electric industry. Generated from the website

Since 1904, Cartersville Electric System has been the hometown power provider to the city of Cartersville, Ga. It provides electrical service to customers throughout the city and into portions of Bartow County. The varied power sources for the city include coal, nuclear, natural gas and hydroelectric power. The electric system provides outdoor lighting, surge protection and energy audits to residential customers. The department also provides a key accounts program to assist the commercial and industrial customers with design, process solutions, power quality analysis and more. The city is a member of MEAGPower (Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia) and The Energy Authority (TEA).