Effective October 1, Duck River Electric will adjust its residential and non-residential rates for only the third time since 2018. The actual increase will vary based on energy use and account type....
Each year, the DREMC Annual Membership Meeting is an opportunity to learn more about your electric cooperative, meet employees and board directors who serve you and your community, and much more....
Severe storms and a confirmed tornado over the Memorial Day weekend caused widespread damage and power outages across Duck River Electric Membership Corporation’s (DREMC) service area....
More than 2,000 electric cooperative leaders gathered last week at NRECA’s Legislative Conference to engage key congressional leaders and advocate for smart energy policies on Capitol Hill....
United Communications and Duck River Electric joined county leaders to celebrate the launch of a $10.5 million rural fiber internet expansion project at the Giles County Courthouse in historic downtown Pulaski on Monday, March 17....
Six schools served by Duck River Electric Membership Corporation have been awarded a combined total of $22,000 in grants to support their respective STEM curriculums....
Duck River Electric is donating $13,000, which will be matched by the Tennessee Valley Authority through its Community Care Fund....
Sammy Morton has been appointed by the Duck River Electric Membership Corporation board of directors to fulfill the remaining term for Zone 1 previously held by Mike England, who passed away in Nov. 2024....
Duck River Electric joined United Communications’ Project UNITE initiative in Dec. 2021 to partner in their efforts to bring broadband access to underserved homes and businesses across the southern Middle Tennessee areas served by the cooperative....
The Duck River Electric Membership Corporation family is mourning the loss of longtime board director, Michael England, who passed away on Nov. 18....
