10 Jul Why you may see drone activity in your area
Throughout our 5,000-square-mile service area, CORE regularly uses drones and other aircraft to inspect overhead lines and equipment. ...
Throughout our 5,000-square-mile service area, CORE regularly uses drones and other aircraft to inspect overhead lines and equipment. ...
Vegetation management is a key strategy in reducing power outages and enhancing safety for our members, employees and contractors....
CORE Electric Cooperative (CORE) will hold a public open house from 5 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2024,...
Colorado received record-breaking winds beginning on April 5 lasting through the majority of the weekend that caused many broken poles...
There will be small aircraft using Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) equipment to inspect transmission lines throughout CORE's service area...
CORE’s most recent reliability numbers are significantly better than last year’s data for other Colorado electric utilities....
CORE has begun a rebuild project that upgrades distribution lines in the Palmer Lake area to improve reliability and bring...
IREA is building a substation in Franktown to serve load growth between our existing Bayou and Castle Rock substations. The new...
With the blizzard of 2021 safely in our rearview mirror, IREA is taking stock of what went well and what...
Recent widespread power outages in Texas and other parts of the country are a good reminder that weather often causes...