Hurricane Matthew Emergency Response

Hurricane Matthew Emergency Response

Announcements

The newly developed CNUC emergency response team was deployed to South Carolina, North Carolina and Florida for storm restoration after Hurricane Matthew. Eighteen CUFs and one supervisor were dispatched from various contracts, including American Electric Power (AEP) – Oklahoma, Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation, Electric Power Board, Consolidated Electric Cooperative, Louisville Gas and Electric – Kentucky Utilities, Tennessee Valley Authority, and AEP – Ohio. The emergency response team was sent to assist Florida Power and Light (FPL). Employees began their work Saturday, October 8 and completed work over the course of five days to help restore power to approximately 1.5 million residents.

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Other Announcements

Announcements

2022 Corporate Social Responsibility Report: CNUC

We’re excited to present the 2022 CNUC Corporate Social Responsibility Report! CNUC understands the responsibility we have as a company and as individuals to strive to protect and improve all ecosystems, and to make positive environmental, social and economic impacts in the communities we serve. A sustainable business is good business, not only for our […]

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CNUC Appoints Dr. Rich Hauer to Director of Urban Forestry

CNUC is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Richard (Rich) Hauer as Director of Urban Forestry, effective September 2022. His hiring comes at a time of strategic growth opportunities for CNUC’s urban forestry services. Dr. Hauer is an urban forestry authority and is at the forefront of research and development in the field. He […]

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2021 Sustainability Report: CNUC

We’re excited to present the 2021 CNUC Sustainability Report, a preliminary corporate social responsibility (CSR) report. It is our first-ever report of this kind for CNUC. CNUC understands the responsibility we have as a company and as individuals to strive to protect and improve all ecosystems, and to make positive environmental, social and economic impacts […]