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14 August 2020 EV Charging Station Installed in Carthage

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03 August 2020 TVA Offers Incentives for Virus-Killing UV Technology

08 July 2020 Now, paying UCEMC bills with FastPass is as easy as 1-2-3.

10 June 2020 It's here: One Call Does It All!

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UCEMC News:

It’s down and it’s deadly

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Severe storms this time of year can cause downed power lines, poles, and extended outages. If you happen upon a downed line, stay as far away as possible.

The Simple Truth About Space Heaters

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Some advertisements indicate that portable electric heaters are highly efficient. Truth is, they are designed to provide adequate short-term heat for a bathroom or other small area and long-term use may be cost prohibitive. It’s a constant ...

Trees and power lines: The Odd Couple

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Trees that contact power lines or those wires knocked down by trees during a storm can electrocute you and possible ignite a fire. If anything, such as a tree, makes contact with an energized line or if a broken power line falls to the ground or land...

Energy Saving Tips

How do you protect sensitive equipment, like computers, from electrical surges?

To properly protect your sensitive electronic equipment you must construct a barrier around it much like you would put a fence around your home. Since you usually can't prevent the things like lightning that damage your home electronics, you must keep these conditions from getting to your important equipment. Every piece of electrical equipment in your home needs a barrier.

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