Member Connect Member Connect JULY 2026 Thank you for helping us put safety first. June brought an unusually high number of Red Flag Warning days across our region, with hot, dry, and windy conditions creating an elevated wildfire risk. As a result, we activated our Fire
Our Commitment to Wildfire Mitigation A LETTER TO OUR MEMBERS Remarks from Holy Cross EnergyVice President of Operations, Cody O’Neil LEARN MORE: HCE WILDFIRE MITIGATION Holy Cross Energy (HCE) is committed to safely providing reliable electric power services to our more than 46,500 cooperative members
Aspen Airport Business Center Microgrid A collaboration between Pitkin County, RFTA, & HOLY CROSS ENERGY For Immediate Release: Media Contacts: Alycin Bektesh, Strategic Communications Manager, Pitkin County – 970-309-5997 Jenna Weatherred, VP, Member and Community Relations, HCE – 970-947-5470 Jamie Tatsuno, Public Information Officer, RFTA
2026 Board of Directors Election Results For Immediate Release: Jenna WeatherredVP, Member and Community Relations970-947-5470jweatherred@holycross.comwww.holycross.com Holy Cross Energy announces 2026 election results Glenwood Springs, CO, June 12, 2026 – Local rural electric cooperative Holy Cross Energy (HCE) held its annual meeting and Board
Information on Osprey Nest Removal On May 13, 2026 Additional Information Dear Members, We are aware of the concern that some of our members have expressed regarding a recent osprey nest removal affecting our power lines in the Eagle Valley. Holy Cross Energy has long-standing
Investing in Our Students to Power Our Communities APPLY FOR 2026 SCHOLARSHIPS HERE A letter to members from Amy Hausman, Human Resources Administrator LEARN MORE AND APPLY BY MARCH 8 As a rural electric cooperative, Holy Cross Energy depends on a skilled and reliable local
Keeping the Lights On and Confidence High: Electric Reliability by the Numbers Remarks from Vice President of Engineering, David Bleakley Most people don’t spend much time thinking about their electric service—until it’s not there. And while this summer has brought a few more reminders than
Holy Cross Energy Lineworkers Help “Light Up Navajo” Over 10,000 families living on the Navajo Nation do not have electricity. For the past several years, operations crews from multiple electric cooperatives and other providers have volunteered time to help electrify these homes. Led by the
Low rates and high standards: how we deliver more for less. Remarks from Vice President of Finance, Sam Whelan More About Your Electric Rates More on where your power comes from Affordability is an essential part of our mission at Holy Cross Energy, and we’re
When the winds pick up, so do we. Fast action for fire safety. Remarks from Holy Cross EnergyVice President of Operations, Cody O’Neil How You Can Be Wildfire ready More info on TRees and Power Lines At Holy Cross Energy, we want to reaffirm our
