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As seasons change, temperatures warm and daily routines shift. This spring, take some time to refresh your energy habits — a few small changes around your home can add up to meaningful energy savings.

As of mid-January, MVEA’s fiber project is officially 53% complete, with 2,438 miles of fiber installed out of 4,567 total miles. Construction crews are maintaining an impressive pace of more than 20 miles per week, which has allowed us to move the scheduled completion of initial installation up to the end of 2027. This momentum reflects the dedication of our crews and partners and is translating into real results for members across our service territory.

At Mountain View Electric Association, reliability isn’t just part of a slogan; it’s a responsibility we proudly carry every day. For 85 years, our mission has been to provide safe, reliable electricity to the communities we serve. As our system continues to grow and change, that responsibility calls for thoughtful investment in the infrastructure, technology, and people who keep your power on today while preparing us for the future.

Last month, we shared that Mountain View Electric Association is implementing new rates beginning with January electric use on bills due in February 2026.

Mountain View Electric Association’s Green Power program continues to offer one of the simplest, most affordable ways for members to support renewable energy – and in 2026, the price is staying the same.

Last month, we shared that our wholesale power supplier, Tri-State Generation and Transmission Association, had proposed a rate increase for 2026. Those rates have been approved and Tri-State will be increasing their wholesale power rate by 7.5% beginning January 1, 2026. Because wholesale power represents about 62% of our operating expenses, this increase directly impacts the cooperative.

Mountain View Electric Association is pleased to welcome Jim Beals as the newest member of its Board of Directors, representing District 4.