New tools will shine a light on energy-saving opportunities Great Lakes Energy is offering an enhanced suite of consumer analytics tools available through GLE online accounts and the GLE mobile app that will allow members to understand their home’s electric use better and have more control of their electric bills. These new tools provide members […]
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Boyne City, MI – Great Lakes Energy (GLE) electric cooperative was recently awarded more than $46 million through three Realizing Opportunity with Broadband Infrastructure Networks (ROBIN) grants. The grants will support GLE’s expansion of their Truestream fiber network, giving nearly 10,000 members access to the high-speed internet connections they need for work, school, entertainment, and
A flight of a lifetime Imagine if you knew you received an award recognizing and thanking you for your hard work, dedication, bravery, and selflessness, but you never had the chance to see it. That’s what it’s like for thousands of U.S. military veterans who have never had the opportunity to visit Washington, D.C., and
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A few simple steps can keep you in the loop GLE works hard to provide our members with reliable electric service. However, thanks to the whims of the weather and other factors, occasional power outages are unavoidable. When that happens, our crews work just as hard to get the lights back on as quickly as
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New provider brings healthcare to patients’ doorsteps There are many great reasons people choose to live and work in the rural areas that Great Lakes Energy serves. These areas offer room to enjoy nature and outdoor activities, less traffic and noise than more populated areas, and many other great benefits. However, living in rural areas
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Standing on Grass River Dock at the Grass River Natural Area, are (from left) executive director Jenn Wright, board member Rich Hannan, conservation director Emily Burke, and volunteer Kurt Cox. Lending a hand to nature’s helpers Great Lakes Energy’s service area is filled with groups who are all about offering a helping hand to people,
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