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MLEC postpones upgrade work in Hickman County due to weather. (April 8, 2024) — Due to impending weather, Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative has moved a maintenance outage formerly scheduled for April 10 involving the Hilltop Substation to April 16. The job will not take place on the original date, but the scope of work remains […]
Read More >>Upgrade work continues for MLEC crews. (April 2, 2024) — As follow-up to the March 6, maintenance outage, Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative has additional work set for April 10, in the Hilltop Substation. The job will take approximately 14 hours, but MLEC will attempt to keep the power on as crews work by shifting electric […]
Read More >>MLConnect schedules network maintenance (March 8, 2024) — In efforts to continue a high quality of service, Meriwether Lewis Connect will conduct system maintenance between the hours of 11:50 p.m. on March 12, and 2:00 a.m. on March 13. Connectivity will go out and come back on for all broadband and phone subscribers at some […]
Read More >>TECA Hosts 2024 Legislative Conference in Nashville (March 8, 2024) —Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative Board of Directors and President and CEO Keith Carnahan joined more than 175 electric cooperative leaders from across the state in Nashville on Feb. 20 and 21, for the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association’s 2024 Legislative Conference. “The Legislative Conference is a […]
Read More >>MLEC Members in Parts of Hickman County Affected (February 28, 2024) — Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative is planning a power interruption at 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, March 6, to conduct time-sensitive upgrades. The outage, which will also affect MLConnect broadband service, is expected to take about three hours and affect those receiving power from the […]
Read More >>MLEC begins project to upgrade meters in Humphreys County (February 20, 2024) — In ongoing efforts to serve its members more efficiently and reliably, Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative is upgrading meters across its service area. Work in Humphreys County is expected to begin in early March and finish in June. “Like any technology, meter upgrades […]
Read More >>MLEC Contributes Funds to Local Football Program (February 9, 2024) — MLEC put Co-op Principle Number 7, Concern for Community, into practice by giving $2,250 to the McEwen High School football team. MLEC Board Directors David Daniel, Larry Mayberry, Andy Porch and Jessie Wallace made the contribution to purchase gym equipment for the football program. […]
Read More >>MLEC Members May Continue Normal Practices (January 17, 2024) — Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative members may resume regular routines as the Tennessee Valley Authority has ended voluntary curtailments for electricity use. With the help of members, TVA navigated a new all-time peak at 8:00 a.m. of approximately 34,500 MW during frigid temperatures. “We greatly appreciate […]
Read More >>MLEC Shares Guidelines for Members (January 16, 2024– Centerville, TN) —Extreme cold temperatures combined with energy demands across the Tennessee Valley Authority service territory have caused TVA to implement public curtailments starting at 1:00 p.m. Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative is taking steps in-house to conserve energy and asks members to follow TVA’s request to help […]
Read More >>MLEC Shares Tips on Staying Warm Efficiently (January 15, 2024) — Several inches of snow and frigid temperatures have covered the Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative service area. The utility understands members are looking to stay warm but also concerned about energy bills and safety. From heat pump tips to simple practices around the home, MLEC […]
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