SMECO’s New Green Energy Option
Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative has gotten the OK from the Maryland Public Service Commission to make a 100% renewable energy option available for its customers.
SMECO Lineworkers — The Power Behind Your Power
A lineworker’s job is tough — but it’s a job that’s essential to the community. #thankalineman
Five Advance to State MATHCOUNTS
Five Southern Maryland middle school students advanced to the state MATHCOUNTS competition.
Update Address With SMECO to Ensure Ballot Delivery
Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative reminds members that SMECO conducts its annual members’ meeting to elect directors and vote on bylaw changes. As a member, you have the right to vote.
SMECO Appoints Nominating Committee
Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative’s Board of Directors has appointed 10 members to the 2022 Nominating Committee scheduled to meet May 11, 2022.
SMECO Board Election Process Begins
The Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative Board of Directors appointed the 2022 Nominating Committee at its March meeting. The committee will meet in May to select candidates for the five board positions to be elected this year.
SMECO: Time-of-Use Rates Available
Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative has a new energy rate option available. SMECO has received approval to offer Time-of-Use rates to residential and commercial accounts on its standard offer service rate.
SMECO Adjusts Its Energy Charges
Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative received approval from the Maryland Public Service Commission to adjust its energy charges. New Standard Offer Service rates will go into effect with February 2022 bills.
SMECO Update on EV Charging Stations
As of December 31, 2021, Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative has installed 17 Level 2 electric vehicle chargers and three Level 3 DC fast chargers in the region.
SMECO: Power Restoration to Be Completed Friday
As of 2:30 pm Friday, January 7, Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative has nearly all of its crews and contractors working in the Nanjemoy, Grayton, and Indian Head areas of Charles County. SMECO expects to have “everyone’s power restored tonight.”
