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REC's Vegetation Management Team Supports Efforts to Revive Native Tree Species

REC’s Vegetation Management team recently supported the Virginia State Arboretum’s initiative to pollinate American chestnut trees as part of an ongoing effort to restore the American chestnut tree to its native forests.


Over the summer, volunteers hand-painted pollen on individual chestnut flowers. This fall, the produced fruit will be collected and planted to grow more hybrid trees, establishing another generation of blight-resistant American chestnut trees.


“We’re proud to assist efforts like the chestnut pollination,” said Cindy Musick, Senior Director - Vegetation Management Services. “It’s one of the many ways REC is able to actively and directly support our local ecology.”


The work was the latest example of REC's commitment to the environment and sustainability. Click here to read more about this project. <<<

REC Recognized for Strong Customer Satisfaction


REC was recently awarded both a 2023 and a 2024 Customer Satisfaction Award from the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). REC’s 2023 and 2024 ACSI scores substantially outperformed the industry average by publicly measured utilities reported in the ACSI Energy Utility Studies for both years. Read the announcement. <<<

Three Poles, One Mission - Strengthening Reliability


In the back country of Berryville, a REC line crew recently replaced three poles. This was just the first part of their day, but their work will make a significant impact in strengthening reliability for years to come.


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Your Small Change Makes a Big Difference


Make a difference with just a few cents! Enroll in The Power Change, where your monthly electric bill rounds up to the nearest dollar. That small change funds local charities and nonprofits, helping them continue their vital work in our community. Sign up today and turn your spare change into meaningful support. <<<

Fall into Safety


As the weather cools down and projects pile up, fall can be the perfect time to work outdoors. Remember to look up when using a ladder or handling tools with long handles, like a rake, and avoid working in close proximity to any power lines. Check out more fall safety tips. <<<


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