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< WEC to Launch AMI "Smart Meters" < 2011 Rate Case Resolved < Community Meeting Discussions Vital < 'Sheffield Wind' Welcomes Town Visitors
< WEC & DPS Agree to A Lower Rate Increase < Hurricane Irene Largely Spares WEC < Moretown & Williamstown--Sites for Community Meetings < Co-op Seeks Former Members for Capital Credit Refunds
< Work Gets Underway on East Montpelier Substation < Do-It-Yourself Power < Plans Begin for Building Renovations < WEC Members Reveal Their Impressions of the Co-op
< WEC's Office Flooded in May Storm < Too Much Water for Wrightsville < CVPS Sale Demands a Close Look by Vermont Regulators < DPS Commissioner Miller Speaks at Annual Meeting
< Members to Vote on Hydro-Quebec Contract < 72nd Annual Meeting Notice and Agenda < WEC's 2010 SQRP Results < Officers' Annual Reports
< The Realities of WEC's Rate Increase < Members May Vote on New Hydro Quebec Contract < 2010 Community Fund Report < Meet the Candidates Running for the Board
< Dealines Approaching for Candidates & Bylaw Changes < Rate Increase: Why All at Once? < WEC's Rate Case Under Review at PSB < Safety, Survival, and Comfort During the Winter
< WEC Files for 1st Rate Increase in 11 Years < 2010: An Especially Busy Year for WEC < A New Focus on Energy < Employees Make Christmas a Little Brighter < Co-op Prepares to File for a Rate Increase < Food for Thought at WEC Community Meetings < WEC Adopts a New Rate Design < Jacques and Anderson Take Early Retirement < Heading Toward a Rate Increase < Former Members Sought for Capital Credit Refunds < State Archives Move into WEC Territory < 'Vermont Wind' Permit Upheld < Heat Wave--How High Temps Affect Your Co-op < Securing WEC's Long Term Energy Supply < Two Newly Elected Directors to Serve With Incumbents Bernstein & Folsom < The "Barrel Man" of West Topsham < Energy Forum Highlight of 71st Annual Membership Meeting < WEC & Efficiency Vermont Co-host Open House < Two Newly Elected Directors to Serve With Incumbents Bernstein & Folsom < 495 Insulators Replaced on Transmission Line from East Montpelier to Maple Corner < 71st Annual Membership Meeting Notice < Officers' Annual Reports < Gubernatorial Candidates to Attend Annual Meeting < 2009 Service Quality and Reliability Performance Report (SQRP) < WEC Community Fund--A Cause Worth Joining < WEC's Yankee Resolution < Five Running for Board of Directors < Rural Electric Co-ops in the Empire State < Panel Addresses WEC Board on Vermont Yankee < Billing Has Gone Full Circle < A 'Virtual' Tour of WEC's Coventry Methane Plant Now Available < Take Advantage of Rebate Programs and a Tax Holiday < A Rate Increase in the Offing < 'Goodbye' Standard Light Bulb < President Bernstein Reviews 2009 and Previews 2010 < Wind-Caused Outages Follow Thanksgiving < Scores Turn Out for Coventry Open House < Let's Get Ready Now for What Lies Ahead < Vermont Utilities Capture $69 Million Federal Grant < Community Meetings Bring Members Out in Cabot and Chelsea < New Rate Design to be Filed with PSB < WEC Co-hosts NRECA Regional Meeting < Co-op Invests in a Sustainability Study < Co-op Seeks Former Members for Capital Credit Refunds < Air Conditioning Has Grown Hotter in Vermont < A Brave New Electronic World < The NEAEC Co-ops < West Fairlee's King of Honeybee Queens < A Rousing Discussion of Power at WEC's 70th Annual Meeting < Seventy Years of Commitment and Courage < WEC Treasurer Douglas Sees No Rate Hike for Now < Wendell Cilley and WEC Employees Recognized < 70th Annual Membership Meeting Notice < Profiles of the Candidates Running for the Board of Directors < 2008 SQRP < WEC Officers' Reports for 2008 < Five Members Run for the Board < How to Benefit From the Federal Stimulus Bill < 2008 WEC Community Fund Report < Vt. Supreme Court Supports Sheffield Wind Farm < "A Christmas Carol" in Co-op Land < Now is the Time to Invest in Our Future < Meet the Member Services Department < WEC Wants YOU to Consider Running for the Board of Directors < Community Meetings Draw Record Attendance < President Bernstein Recaps 2008 < Members Urged to Look Out for Each Other This Winter < Andrea Colnes Appointed to WEC Board of Directors < Co-op Members Approve Second Coventry Expansion < October is National Co-op Month < A Worrisome Start to Winter < New Faces Ensure Continuity < Remembering Wendell Cilley (1951-2008) < PSB Approves Coventry Expansion < Co-op Seeks Former Members < Getting Down and Dirty at Summer Energy Camp á WEC Files for PSB Certificate á Vermont's Conservation Dilemma: Rural Transportation á 'First Wind' Awaiting Supreme Court Ruling on Sheffield Proposal á Meet the Energy Coach á Proposed Rate Design Goes to PSB á 2007 System Reliability Report á WEC Employees Recognized á WEC Recommends the "Pledge" á 69th Annual Meeting Notice á WEC's Officers Report á 2007 Service Quality & Reliability Report (SQRP) á Board of Director Candidates Profiled á Cycle Billing Conversion Complete á WEC Goes Biodiesel á Four Candidates Run for WEC's Board of Directors á 2007 WEC Community Fund Report á WEC to Institute Cycle Billing á Methane Production Justifies Need for Fifth Engine at Coventry Generation Plant á Co-op's Power Lines Are Getting Smarter Every Day á Deadlines Approaching for Candidates and Bylaw Changes á Members Provide Direction at Community Meetings á Deadlines Approaching for Petitions and Bylaw Amendments á A Successful Past Year and an Exciting Future á A Cold Day at Coventry Beckons the Co-op's Past á WEC to Submit Revised Rate Design to the PSB á October is National Co-op Month á Light at the End of the Tunnel á Sands and Singleton Join WEC's Line Crew á Wind Project Approved by PSB á Co-op Board Renewing Vision of WEC's Future á Former Members Sought for Capital Credit Refunds á Public Engagement Process Launched by DPS á A Look at WEC's ROW Workers á Thermal Efficiency: The Low-Hanging Fruit of Energy Conservation á Michael Dworkin on Power, Alternatives, and Co-operation á A Visit to the Coventry Generation Facility
á "Affordable Energy"--A Focus at WEC's 68th Annual Membership Meeting á "The Pledge" --A New Conservation Program Previewed á Rate Design Adjustment in the Works á Message to Property Owners: "Don't Do It!" á Notice of the 68th Annual Membership Meeting á President and Treasurer Report to the Membership á 2006 Service Quality and Reliability Report á Director Candidates Respond á Annual WEC Community Fund Report á Incumbents Run for Re-election á 2006 System Reliability Report á "No Way! Well, Maybe..." á WEC Boosts Power from Methane Plant á Judge Rules on WEC Property Tax Appeal á Lost Your Power? CALL! á Line Crew Takes on a New Look á Members Approve Coventry Expansion á Coventry Generation Plant Back on Line á REV Conference in Review á EVT and WEC Advise Potato Farmer á Coventry Expansion Goes to the Voters á Efficiency Campaign Previewed at Community Meetings á Political Candidates Consider Energy á Dean Shattuck Remembered á Maple Corner Substation Energized á Community Meetings to be Held in Groton & West Danville á Inside WEC's Board of Directors á What's Behind WEC's Pole Inspection Program? á Fire Sidelines Coventry Facility á Co-op Coventry Plant to Expand á Former Members Sought for Capital Credit Refunds á Wind Power--Up Close and Personal á Certifying ROW Skills á Getting Serious About Energy Efficiency á Highlights of WEC's 67th Annual Meeting á Waste Not Finds a Place in Co-op Currents á Official Notice of 67th Annual Meeting á Officers' Annual Reports Include 2005 Revenue/Expenses á WEC's 2005 Service Quality Report á Meet the Candidates Running for the Board of Directors á Maple Corner Substation Replacement & Proposed Bylaw Amendments on Annual Ballot á Members Participate in Professional Survey á 2005 Community Fund Report á Three Candidates Run for Board of Directors á Improving Service Through System Upgrades á Coventry. . .Six Months Later á Members Asked to Make Their Voices Heard á Tax Credits and Incentives are Back á Wireless Broadband Comes to the Countryside á Surviving a Prolonged Power Outages á Voters Approve Sheffield Wind Project á Foliage Left Trees Vulnerable in October Storm á Community Meetings Discuss Energy Future & Reliability á Rep. Bernie Sanders Reads Statement into Congressional Record á Cooperative Principles Guide Co-ops Around the World á Vt. Energy Leaders Gather for REV Conference á WEC Workers Depart for Louisiana á A Day to Remember in Coventry á Fuel Buyers Clubs See Climb in Membership and Costs á Report Trouble When You See It á WEC Celebrates Opening of Methane Generation Facility á Co-op Seeks Former Members for Capital Credit Refunds á Public Invited to Renewable Energy Conference á Wind Power--Myths, Apprehensions and Certainties
á WEC to Assist UPC Vermont Wind á WEC Sells Joe's Pond Beach á John Bellefeuille Honored á Annual Meeting Highlights
á 66th Annual Meeting Features Ornithologist Bryan Pfeiffer á WEC's 2004 Revenues/Expenses--Power Costs Up But RECs Hold Rates á Position Statements of the 2005 Director Candidates á President's and Manager's Annual Report to the Membership
á Three Candidates Run for WEC Board á 2004 Community Fund Summary á Co-op Member Tours Construction Site for Nuclear Dump á Outage Report Looks Back at 2004
á Billing Tips to Serve You and Your Co-op á Co-op's Perspective on Legislative Issues á Energy Policy Should Be on Vermont's 'Short List' á 'Telezappers' Can Keep You in the Dark
á Coventry Generating Plant and Transmission Line Construction Begins á WEC Renews New Milford Contract á How Rural Electric Co-ops Transformed the Countryside--Part II á WEC's Founder, E. Harmon Kelley, Remembered
á Energy Issues Addressed by Political Candidates á Public Hearing Notice Re: Integrated Resource Plan á How Rural Electric Co-ops Transformed the Countryside--Part I á October is National Co-op Month
á South Walden Substation Now on Board á WEC Contracts with Pizzagalli and VEC Re: Coventry Project á Co-op Seeks Former Members for Capital Credit Refunds á Cost Effective Ways to Conserve
á Members Approve Coventry Landfill Gas to Energy Project á WEC Highlights the Operation Crew á Connections Between Coventry, Montpelier, and Nevada á Community Fund Helps Woodbury Foodshelf
á Coventry Project Goes to WEC Voters á Outage Analysis á Four-Way Contest for WEC Board Settled á Waste Management District Has Ambitious Mission Statement
á 65th Annual Meeting: Tradition with an Eye Toward Tomorrow á WEC's Revenues, Expenses Kept Close in 2003 á Position Statements of the 2004 Director Candidates á President's and Manager's Annual Report to the Membership á Four Candidates Vie for Three Board Seats á Bylaw Amendment Addresses 'Bad Debt' á Co-op Area Meetings Well Attended á WEC
Requires Registration of Emergency Generators á
Vermont's Progress Toward Wind-Powered Generation á WEC's Community Fund Success á Upcoming Board Vacancies á Big Blow Whacks WEC's System á Stable Rates / System Reliability á The Latest in Coventry, Generation Project á Janet LaRochelle Retires á Recalling When Co-op Power Reached the Brainerd Farm in '46 á WEC Promotes Energy Star Homes á WEC's Technicians are Masters of All Trades á New 5-Star Home Featured á Coventry Clean Energy Project to Secure Stable Energy Future á WEC Holds Local Gatherings to Discuss Coventry, Other Issues á Co-op Seeks Former Members for Capital Credit Refunds á Vermont Electric Co-op to Buy Citizens Utilities á WEC Announces Plans to Generate Power from Methane á A Profile of Vermont Filmmaker and WEC Member John O'Brien á New South Walden Substation Under Construction á Miscellaneous Outages Caused by Faulty Equipment á Capital Credit Refunds May Support New Community Fund Program á Two Energy-Related Bills Pass at End of Legislative Session á Member Marion Button of Chelsea Remembered á North Fayston Road Members Affected By Northern Power Expansion á 64th Annual Meeting Looks to WEC's Future With Renewable Energy á Increased Power Sales Resulted in Greater Revenues in 2002 á Position Statements of the 2003 Director Candidates á President's and Manager's Annual Report to the Membership á Introduction to WEC's Accounting Department and Other Staffing Changes á Three Candidates Run for the Board of Directors á WEC's "Wardrobe" of Surge Suppressors á Proposed Bylaw Changes to Streamline Co-op Membership á Meeting the Staff of WEC's Engineering Department á The Vision of the New Department of Public Service Commissioner á Annual Outage Report Identifies Problems and Successes on WEC's System á Tracking the Development of Fuel Cell Technology
á New Long Distance Calling Service Offered á WEC Reluctantly Takes Towns to Court Over Tax Issues á Operations System Improvements Scheduled for 2003 á Viewpoint: The Economies of Residential Solar Energy
á WEC Gets A Checkup á VT Political Candidates Address WEC Members on Energy Issues á Deciding When to Upgrade Home Appliances á October is National Co-op Month á Vermont Struggles with Renewable Energy Policy á WEC's Strategy for Summer Power Costs á First 9/11 Anniversary Turns Thoughts to Community á WEC's 2002 Capital Credit Equity Distribution Plan á Co-op Business Profile: GP's Auto Service á WEC Adopts State-Approved Service Quality and Reliability Plan á Home Generators Needed as Back-Up Power to Regional Grid á WEC Working with Other Utilities to Curb Outages á Damaged Transmission Lines Idle WEC Substations á Members Approve New Substation, Bylaws at Annual Meeting á Internet Access Now Available Through WEC á WEC's Perspective on Enron's Rise and Fall
á Annual Meeting Speaker from the Frontiers of Renewable Energy á Annual Officers' Reports: President, Manager, Treasurer á Four Candidates Seek Member Support á Amendments Would Bring Bylaws in Line with State Statute á WEC Replaces Nuclear Power with Landfill Gas á Introduction to 2002 Director Candidates á Membership Approval Needed for New Substation á Winter Storms Spike Outages in 2001 á WEC Sells its Shares or Vermont Yankee Power Corp. á Waits River 5th Graders are Wired á Board to Propose Two Bylaw Revisions in 2002 á Strong Interest Revealed in Board Vacancy á WEC Receives $1 Million Grant for Wind Power Generation á WEC's Average Bills in Line with Other Utilities á Co-op Drains Reservoir for Police Investigation á Governor's
Energy Plan Advances Efficiencies, Renewables á Getting Ready for Winter á Winter Power Outages a Fact of Life á Manager's Report "Security Now On Everyone's Mind" á What
You Can Do to Protect the Right-of-way á 2001 Capital Credit Program Returns $200,000 á Energy Efficiency and Hydro Quebec Costs á Pioneering Co-op Household Wins Solar Prize á
So How's Renewable Energy Doing in Vermont? á Growth in Rural America Means Growth for Electric Co-ops á Hydro-Quebec Ice Storm Settlement á Fuel Cell Technology Brings Freedom from the Electric Grid á WEC Board Member Writes About Experiences in the Field with WEC Crews á WEC Energizes New Moretown Substation á Annual Meeting Election Results á
Surge Suppressors, Uninterruptible Power Supply Devices á
Co-op's Telephone Receptionist Jan Cochran Retires á Notice of 62nd Annual Membership Meeting, May 8, 2001 á Annual Reports from the President, General Manager and Treasurer á Position Statements of Four Candidates to the Board of Directors á
Proposed Bylaw Amendments Now Go to the Members á A Visit with Weather Forecaster and WEC Member Roger Hill á USDA Program Provides Money for Rural Home Repairs á Bylaw Proposals Hold Key to Co-op's Future á
Four Candidates Vie for Seats on WEC's Board á Co-op Crews Pull All Nighters in February Storms á Marshfield "School House" Common Making Its Mark á Market Competition: Are the Price Swings Worth It? á
2000 Outage Report Shows Reduced Outages Per Member á Ruling Allows Co-op to Discontinue Winter Rates á Board Proposes Adjustments in Wake of New Vermont Co-op Law á Your Co-op and the Sale of Vermont Yankee á
Metal Works Brings Whimsy to Walden á WEC's Position Statement on Retail Competition in the Electric Utility Industry á Co-op Seeks Early Regulatory Approval on Ending Seasonal Rates á Candidates for the Offices of U.S. Senate and House Offer Positions on Restructuring á 3 Veteran Employees Retire; 2 New Employees Hired
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