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TEC Announces Alliance With the City of Seymour

July 16, 2021

Texas Electric Cooperatives leadership has announced a sole source alliance with the city of Seymour, in North Texas. About 5...

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TEC Plans a Return to In-Person Conferences

June 2, 2021

Fifteen months since TEC’s last in-person conference was ended a day early by the COVID-19 pandemic, the association is pre...

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TEC To Award $1,200 Loss Control Scholarships

April 26, 2021

Forty-three students are getting $1,200 in help each from TEC’s Loss Control program this year. Events held at the annual T...

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Texas’ Electric Cooperatives Remain Committed to Powering Co-op Country

March 3, 2021

February’s unprecedented polar vortex challenged Texas’ electrical grids, but the state’s electric cooperatives continu...

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TEC Safety Specialists Eager for More Students in 2021

January 15, 2021

Zoom meetings and virtual events are the new norm for a lot of co-op workers. But for lineworkers, who perform some of the mo...

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TEC Hones Interactive Digital Conferences Amid Pandemic

November 16, 2020

When more than 400 electric utility workers gathered March 10 in San Marcos for the TEC Loss Control Conference, mos...

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Co-ops Send Help After Hurricane Laura Lashes East Texas

October 2, 2020

Aug. 28 was his pregnant wife's birthday, but Casey Walls, an apprentice lineman with Wood County EC, wasn't celebrating. ...

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Lankford, Turk Join TEC Board

August 17, 2020

Forty-seven official voting delegates submitted ballots by mail in the weeks leading up to the 80th TEC Annual Meeting&mda...

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TEC To Host Digital 80th Annual Meeting

June 24, 2020

On August 4 TEC members will have the opportunity to participate in the first on-demand annual meeting in the a...

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