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The Department of Energy has been a key federal partner for electric co-ops as they maneuver unprecedented demand growth. DOE's Office of Electricity plays an important role in this partnership, overseeing opportunities to help co-ops expand and modernize their systems, including the $10.5 billion GRIP Program. Hear from Catherine Jereza, assistant secretary for the Office of Electricity, on DOE's work with co-ops to ensure affordable, reliable energy and the agency's Powering America Road Show.
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FEMA provides crucial funding to co-ops after disasters, allowing them to restore power faster and make their infrastructure more resilient while limiting related costs for members. But FEMA is far from perfect, with many co-ops facing issues with accessing funding. Hear from NRECA's Jim Matheson, …
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