SMECO Employees Raise Funds for Food Bank
A successful benefit golf tournament sponsored by Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative employees resulted in a $45,637 donation to the Southern Maryland Food Bank.
USMSM’s SMART Innovation Center Opens
Maryland leaders joined University System of Maryland Chancellor Jay A. Perman earlier this month to celebrate the unveiling of the Academic & Innovation Center for the University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland in California, MD.
Schedule a No-Cost Home Energy Analysis
Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative says a no-cost home energy analysis is a great way to get started on finding ways to save on energy costs.
Thinking About Buying an Electric Vehicle?
Those wanting to learn more about electric vehicles can join the Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative at an EV Meet & Greet on October 10, 2021.
Charles Earns Incentives for Lighting Upgrades
Charles County has received incentives for investing in energy-efficient equipment upgrades through Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative’s EmPOWER Maryland Business Solutions program.
SMECO Elects Board of Directors
Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative elected its Board of Directors at the co-op’s 83rd annual meeting held August 26, 2021, at the Mechanicsville Volunteer Fire Department Social Hall in Mechanicsville.
Credits to Be Issued to SMECO Members
Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative’s eligible active members will receive credits on their bills, and checks will be issued to eligible former members, as the company is refunding capital credits totaling nearly $6.6 million.
Companies Sought to Host Student Apprenticeships
Local companies can become part of an innovative apprenticeship program in Southern Maryland that trains and prepares students to fill workforce shortages in STEM or manufacturing career fields.
SMECO Opens Another EV Charging Station
Another Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative EV Recharge public charging station for electric vehicles has opened in St. Mary’s County.
How Women Achieve ‘Authentic Success’
On top of everything else, more than 2.2 million women have left the workplace as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic. A panel of women share with others how they have learned to navigate the challenges women face in the workplace and how to not only succeed, but how to achieve “authentic success.”
