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Funding Opportunities

Infrastructure Resource Hub

The 2021 infrastructure law includes significant investment and funding opportunities for co-ops and the communities they serve. NRECA's Infrastructure Resource Hub is designed for co-op leaders to stay informed as these programs evolve and to evaluate opportunities for their co-op and membership.



IRA Programs

Co-ops secured important policy wins through the budget reconciliation bill in 2022. Several provisions in the IRA provide co-ops with new tools as they navigate the changing energy landscape and prepare for a future that depends on more electricity to power the American economy.

 

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Featured Event

Legislative Conference

Join other electric cooperative leaders to hear from members of Congress and administration officials and discuss timely and pressing legislative issues affecting electric co-ops and their member-owners.
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Co-op 101 Briefing Presentation

This presentation can support introductory briefings by electric co-ops for legislators and other policymakers and opinion leaders on the federal and state level.

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Cooperative Congressional Engagement Toolkit

With members of Congress heading back home in August for their annual legislative recess, NRECA is offering guidance for co-ops on meeting with their lawmakers—with a focus on emphasizing the need for reliable, affordable electricity.
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      Useful Resource

      Download PDF
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      Program Links

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      Meet the Team

      Meet the Government Relations team leadership.

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      EPA Power Plant Rule

      On April 25, 2024, the EPA released its long-anticipated final rules aimed at existing coal and new natural gas power plants. NRECA has created a suite of resources for co-ops to use as they communicate about the final rule.

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