North Georgia Electric Membership Corporation

Founded in 1939, Sequachee Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) has been dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and affordable electricity to the Southeast Tennessee region. Initiated by local visionaries, SVEC's mission was to electrify rural areas in the Valley, ensuring uninterrupted connections for its community. Named after the local Cherokee river, SVEC has a rich history of community service and commitment to its members. With over 3,250 miles of line and nearly 39,000 members, SVEC continues to uphold its legacy of local power for local people, focusing on delivering transformative electricity services. Since its inception, SVEC has evolved to offer comprehensive services, including tree and vegetation management, outage information, and energy solutions like electric vehicles and solar energy. With a strong emphasis on community engagement and youth programs, SVEC remains a vital part of the region's infrastructure, ensuring a bright and sustainable future for all. Generated from the website content

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

Lawson Electric Company, Inc was founded in 1925 and has completed more than 80 years of successful service.