Electrify Indiana 2022 Conference
Video highlights of the Electrify Indiana 2022 conference, held at The Westin in Indianapolis, featuring panels, speakers and exhibits. ï»ż
Electrify Indiana a sizzling success
INDIANAPOLIS â The previous incarnation of the Electrify Indiana conference took place three years ago at Hoosier Energy headquarters in Bloomington. On September 22, the 2022 version upped the ante at The Westin in Indianapolis. With over 270 attendees â many from Hoosier Energy members, 33 sponsors and 23 exhibitors, the event sizzled…
Hoosier Energy members well-represented in lineman rodeo
The first-ever Indiana Electric Cooperative Lineman Rodeo was held Aug. 25-26 in Danville. The two-day event showcased the skills and safety training of electric cooperative lineworkers. A total of 15 teams and 54 individuals competed in this yearâs event, including 26 individuals from six Hoosier Energy member cooperatives â Clark County REMC, JCREMC, RushShelby…
A day off just what Clark County REMC needed
It started with a note in the suggestion box and ended with tears of joy three years later. That was how Clark County REMC came to be closed to the public on Sept. 7 for an employee training and appreciation day. Employee training sessions and appreciation events are a regular occurrence at the…
Last Chance to Register for Electrify Indiana 2022 conference
One week until Sept. 15 registration deadline  INDIANAPOLIS â Hoosier Energy, Wabash Valley Power Alliance (WVPA) and the Benefici al Electrification League (BEL) will host Electrify Indiana 2022 in downtown Indianapolis on Sept. 22. Registration for this event ends September 15. The event will bring together multiple stakeholders, provide education about beneficial electrification, explore…
No substitute for substation training
Hoosier Energy began annual substation training for the Member Systems in late July, and the sessions will continue through early November. âWhereas Hoosier employees are in the substations potentially hundreds of times a year, the co-op linemen have very limited exposure to the substations and the equipment within,â said Cory Berg, Hoosier Energy Safety…
Matt Mabrey Q&A: Project Management Training more than meets the eye
One of Hoosier Energyâs strategic priorities is Continuous Improvement. Among the initiatives falling under that umbrella is Project Management Training for employees. That task was taken on by Vice President of Operations Matt Mabrey and his team, including Continuous Improvement Program Coordinator Chrystal Hoffmeister. With the aid of Chad Harding, Misti Beiser and Warren…
Kyle Coulson Q&A: Member Relations Specialist all about connections
Earlier this year, Hoosier Energy announced the addition of two Member Relations Specialists to the Energy Management Solutions department. One of those was an external hire in Justin Thompson, who spoke with GridLines in June. The other was an internal hire in Kyle Coulson, who started at Hoosier Energy as an intern and…
Hoosier Energy and Wabash Valley Power Alliance announce Electrify Indiana 2022 conference
Attendees to learn about beneficial electrification, emerging technology and funding opportunities INDIANAPOLIS â Hoosier Energy, Wabash Valley Power Alliance (WVPA) and the Beneficial Electrification League (BEL) are partnering to host the Electrify Indiana 2022 conference in downtown Indianapolis on Sept. 22. The event will bring together multiple stakeholders, provide education about beneficial electrification, explore emerging electrification…
Planning ahead puts RushShelby Energy in position to maintain success
It wasnât so much a matter of seeing the future as knowing history suggested tough times would come again. When Terry Jobe took over as CEO of RushShelby Energy in 2010, the Hoosier Energy member system was ill-prepared for potential difficulties. Equity was at an all-time low and debt was high. The Great…