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App State’s New River Light and Power public communications specialist, Mariana Greene, named the 2024 Public Power Rising Star by ElectriCities of North Carolina.

You may not own your own your home or apartment, but that doesn’t mean you can’t improve its energy performance. Upgrades to big systems or large appliances may not be possible, but there are a number of energy-efficiency improvements you …

Appalachian State University’s New River Light and Power has earned national recognition for excellence in reliability in 2023.

Summer in the High Country is unbeatable. With plenty of sunshine, green mountains and outdoor fun, what’s not to love? Unfortunately, summer can also mean hot temperatures, high humidity levels and sudden storms. Is your business ready? By taking action …

App State held its second annual Awards of Distinction ceremony April 25 on the Boone campus, honoring 27 students, faculty and staff for their commitment to excellence in serving the university and its community members.

By Mariana Greene BOONE, N.C. — On two days in April, Appalachian State University’s New River Light and Power (NRLP) will join others across the state and nation to celebrate lineworkers and the important work they do to power our …

Article courtesy of Questline Digital Edited and updated by Mariana Greene Spring is here. The weather is getting warmer and the days are growing longer. It’s the perfect time to start those outdoor projects you’ve been planning and explore new …

Matthew Makdad, P.E., has been named general manager of Appalachian State University’s New River Light and Power, effective Feb. 1. Makdad had previously served as the utility’s engineering supervisor since 2017.

Although your electric service is generally very reliable, extreme weather conditions and other factors can lead to a temporary loss of power. To stay safe and comfortable during an extended outage, it’s best to be prepared. The following checklists will …

The weather is getting colder and the nights longer. At the same time, summer heat, humidity and storms may have beenhard on your home and property. With the changing season, you’ve got some work to do. Here are some indoor …