January 2023 temperatures ranged between the 20s and 80s in the same month. Temperatures dropped to as low as 26 degrees on January 15 (data from the Ocala KOCF weather station) in SECO Energy’s service area and highs climbed to 85. The average temperature for January 2023 was 63 degrees, which was 1 […]
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Dear Members, SECO Energy’s 85th Annual Meeting is being brought to you live via virtual webcast on Thursday, March 23, at 6 p.m. Tune in to learn about our new Strategy and new Mission from me and Board of Trustees President Gerald Anderson. Watch to find out if you are one of 100 […]
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SECO Energy members who reside in District 6 re-elected Mike Muffett as the District 6 Trustee to serve on SECO Energy’s Board of Trustees. The meeting was held in the District on Tuesday, January 31, at the Village View Community Church in Marion County for the purpose of electing a Trustee to represent District 6 […]
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Arctic temperatures hit Central Florida in December 2022. Temperatures dropped to as low as 23 degrees on December 24 (data from the Ocala KOCF weather station) in SECO Energy’s service area. Even with temperatures in the 20s, Central Florida didn’t experience a white Christmas this year. Daily high temperatures reached the high 80s […]
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Happy New Year! As we welcome in 2023, I want to introduce you to SECO Energy’s new Strategy Map. The energy industry itself is changing. In the past, power was distributed from centralized bulk generation and sold as energy to consumers – this was a one-direction transaction. In the future, consumers and businesses have […]
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EVs (Electric Vehicles) are becoming more popular by the day; however, order lead times continue to lengthen. If you’re planning to purchase an EV, expect to wait months or longer for delivery depending on the make/model you select. We have linked to a few references for wait times: FleetEvolution.com Electrifying.com Business Insider […]
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Central Florida was impacted by Hurricane Nicole in November 2022. While Hurricane Nicole was a large storm in terms of physical size, its strength was low at a Category 1. SECO’s service territory experienced winds and increased rainfall from the late-season hurricane. Daily high temperatures reached the high 80s at the beginning of […]
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Dear Members, ‘Tis the season for giving and sharing the magic of the holidays. I commend our SECO Energy employees who generously support our corporate giving efforts and other worthy charitable causes. One cause close to many SECO Energy employees’ hearts is our annual United Way Employee Giving Campaign. Many of our […]
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SECO Energy congratulates District 5 Trustee Shannon Wright on earning her Credentialed Cooperative Director (CCD) Certificate from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). Earning the CCD is the initial step in the NRECA’s Director Education program that is designed to assist cooperative Trustees to meet the challenges facing electric cooperatives. To earn the […]
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SECO Energy mourns the passing of long-tenured District 9 Trustee, Mr. Jerry Hatfield, who served District 9 in Lake and Marion Counties in the Weirsdale, Umatilla and Paisley areas of SECO Energy’s service territory. Mr. Hatfield’s tenure on the Board of Trustees began in 2000 until 2021. Mr. Hatfield’s daughter, Morgan Hatfield, who was […]
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