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Innovative and Reliable Solutions
We recorded today’s episode via Zoom with Jason Satterwhite, Director of Operations and Construction Services to learn how REC uses technology to streamline their operations and keep their members informed throughout an outage event.
Jason explained their drone program and the training that goes into using them. He also walked us through what happens behind the scenes during an outage event to ensure members know what’s happening along the way.
Get Smarter: Smart Thermostats
We recorded today’s episode via Zoom with Casey Hollins, Director of Communications and Public Relations for Rappahannock Electric Cooperative to learn about smart thermostats.
Casey explained that heating and cooling can equal half of a consumer’s electric bill and that you can get the most impact for lowering those costs by programming your thermostat. She walked us through some things to consider when choosing a smart thermostat for your home and compared the two most popular options: Nest & ecobee.
The Drones Are Coming! The Drones Are Coming!
We were in the studio with Ryan White, Digital Media Specialist with REC for a conversation about video and the introduction of drones to the REC fleet. Ryan explained all the ways using drones for inspections and storm outage/restoration will decrease outage times and increase safety protocols for REC workers and members.
REC STORIES
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative Volunteers Collect 27 Bags of Litter in Louisa County
Thursday | October 9, 2025
A team of 14 Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) volunteers spent the morning of Sept. 12 clearing litter along 3.6 miles of Fredericks Hall Road ...
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative Donates $3,000 to Blue Ridge Area Food Bank
Monday | October 6, 2025
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) donated $3,000 to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank during the 4th Annual Mad Jazz & Wine Festival held Sept. 6 at...
Meet CARE Charity Board Member: Greg Worley
Wednesday | October 1, 2025
When Greg Worley retired in January 2024, slowing down wasn’t part of his plan. An avid outdoorsman, Worley enjoys hiking, biking, and camping.
