Stories
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Good Energy Stories
Brightstone: SharingChange Spotlight
Brightstone: SharingChange Spotlight
An internship program facilitated by BrightStone allows adults with intellectual an
Successful savings
Successful savings
Murfreesboro members give MTE’s Home Energy Checkup an enthusiastic thumbs up
When retirees Carol
Keep your cool
Summer officially arrives this month, bringing with it heat and the potential for higher electric bills. We asked MTE’s EnergyPros to share their best advice for managing energy costs without sacrificing comfort.
Energizing local students
Energizing local students
From left are Jacob Broyles, Natalie Hudgens, Jubin Aliabadi, Lottie Prewitt, Elijah Hatchet,
A survivor's story
A survivor's story
World War II veteran Bill Allen, who celebrates his 101st birthday this month, is making the most of
Help wanted
Help wanted
MTE is among Tennessee employers seeking skilled trade workers
When he strolled across the stage as a ne
9 decades of Cooperative Spirit
9 decades of cooperative spirit
Celebrating MTE’s 90th birthday
On May 11, 1936, Middle Tennessee Electric’s story beg
Rising to the Challenge
Rising to the challenge
MTE team demonstrates readiness and resilience versus Winter Storm Fern.
“We are prepared.” It
Married to the Job
Married to the job
Spouses share unique perspective and appreciation for the work MTE linemen do
Emilie Oldham doesn’t
Beyond Curb Appeal
Utility essentials smart buyers should consider
Spring is in the air, and many Middle Tennesseans are starting the sear
Keeping the lights on
The SMA team focuses on reliably delivering your power — and they’re very good at what they do
Clive Buttrey can sum up
A 'win-win'
A 'win-win'
Solar farm yields affordable, sustainable energy for MTE members while supporting local agriculture
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