Providing reliable power to you is, and will always be, top priority for Little River Electric. As the energy industry continues to transition and more segments of the economy are becoming … [...] about Preparing to serve you better
Little River Electric Cooperative
Your Touchstone Energy Cooperative
Day or night, rain or shine, we’re here for you. We’re not your typical energy company, we’re a local, not-for-profit electric cooperative. We live in the communities we serve and work hard to improve quality of life for all. More about the cooperative difference is at TouchstoneEnergy.com
Did you know even small changes can make a big impact on your bill? Use our efficiency tips to save energy and money on your power bill.
SmartHub, the web and mobile app that allows users to take control of their Little River Electric account, is now available to members.
With SmartHub, members can:
SmartHub is a free download for Android and Apple devices. Members can access the app or find out more here.
Little River can return capital credits to its members after the board has determined the cooperative’s finances are sound. Capital credit funds are derived from margins, money your cooperative has left over at the end of the year after the co-op has received all revenue and paid expenses.
As a member of Little River Electric Cooperative, you are part of Operation Round Up® a program that helps raise thousands of dollars each year for worthy community projects right here in the Anderson, Abbeville, McCormick and Greenwood areas and are used only for food, shelter, clothing, health care or education.
If you do not currently participate in this worthy cause and would like to, please call our office at 1-800-459-2141 or download, complete, and submit the enrollment form. Small change saves lives — a little pocket change can make a big difference. Learn more about Operation Round Up
Co-op Connections, the free Membership Program That Gives You Incredible Discounts on Everyday Expenses
Little River Electric, a Touchstone Energy® cooperative, is proud to be an integral part of the communities we serve. That's why we participate in the Co-op Connections Program, a program that helps you receive discounts on products and services from participating local and national businesses.
You'll need to establish a FREE account when you visit the Co-op Connections website for the first time to access all of the links below and associated benefits. Find both in one convenient location through the national Co-op Connections Card website
Peaks occur during times when many people need electricity at once. These typically occur on cold winter mornings and hot summer afternoons. The “rush hours” affect the cost of power. You can help keep these costs stable by voluntarily shifting the time you use large appliances, like dishwashers and clothes dryers. You can also help and save money by adjusting your thermostat and your lighting. To receive alerts that let you know when to shift your use of electricity, SIGN UP TODAY
Providing reliable power to you is, and will always be, top priority for Little River Electric. As the energy industry continues to transition and more segments of the economy are becoming … [...] about Preparing to serve you better
Inspired by someone making a difference in our community? Tell their story and they could win a prize. We know our community is filled with unsung heroes who are making a difference. Let’s celebrate them! This is your chance to honor the people who are making a real difference. Winners will be selected by a […]
Sign up by June 30 for a chance to win a $500 gift card Whether or not you are signed up to Beat The Peak, you’re a winner because you’re a member of Little River Electric Cooperative. But the nearly 65,000 that have already signed up have multiple chances to win monetary prizes. Little River […]
2023 Annual Meeting Sept. 16 Little River Electric Cooperative is now accepting nominations for its Board of Trustees. Up for election are Districts 1—Travis Burriss; 4—W.F. (Bill) Davis; 5—W. Terry Ricketts; and 6—Patsy W. Wilson. Pursuant to the bylaws, any member seeking a position on the Board of Trustees must submit a nomination in writing […]
Four Little River Electric Cooperative linemen joined lineworkers from around the state in showcasing their skills for family, friends, and colleagues at the 2023 South Carolina Lineman’s Rodeo. Sponsored by The Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina, the event took place at Palmetto Electric’s Ridgeland campus in March and featured 126 lineworkers representing 14 electric cooperatives. […]