Giving Tuesday on November 27 encourages giving, especially to nonprofit organizations. It demonstrates how every act of generosity counts and means even more when we give together. Participate in Giving Tuesday by joining your fellow Great Lakes Energy members in contributing to the People Fund. The People Fund harnesses the power of pooling small donations […]
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Don’t have a GLE online account? Or don’t remember your password to log into your online account and make payment? Now, even without an online account, you can pay your GLE bill wherever you are and whenever you want with just your account number and last name. Simply click on ACCOUNT LOGIN at the top
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A group of some 30 electrical lineworkers from five utilities, including Great Lakes Energy and Consumers Energy, and apprentice lineworkers volunteered their time Saturday to complete construction of the J. H. Farrington training area near Boyne City for high school students interested in pursuing their profession. The training area will serve local high school students
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We officially made history! On Thursday, Oct. 25, Truestream connected its first high-speed fiber-to-the-home Internet subscriber, and the family of five couldn’t be happier. We predict lots of family movie nights ahead! Truestream’s first subscriber is a Great Lakes Energy employee who happens to live on the main fiber line installation route. We could hardly
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October 15-19 is Careers in Energy Week. We may be biased, but we believe electric cooperatives are great places to work. At a time when retirements are on the rise, we wanted to take a moment to share the advantages of working with our Great Lakes Energy team. We’re here to serve our members–not only
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by Bill Scott, Great Lakes Energy President/CEO Some things change, some things stay the same. During the month of October—National Cooperative Month—we celebrate both. Mostly, we celebrate the fact that this electric co-op is owned by the members it serves. That hasn’t changed in 81 years. The idea that co-ops exist to meet a
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