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.
Co-op Connections, the free Membership Program That Gives You Incredible Discounts on Everyday Expenses
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, 
As November arrives, I find myself thinking about Thanksgiving, family and the memories that stay with us through the years. Some of my memories are of walking to my grandpa's house during … [...] about Warm memories, grateful hearts
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SmartHub is the web and mobile app that allows users to take control of their Little River Electric account. With SmartHub, members can:
- Manage their account
- View and pay their bill
- Monitor usage 24/7
- Report service issues
- Receive important updates
SmartHub is a free download for Android and Apple devices. Members can access the app or find out more here.
The cost of space heater comfort
A space heater is a quick way to warm one room. But running it all day—or relying on several to heat the whole house—is an even quicker way to a sky-high power bill. Space heaters can be useful when used wisely, but overrelying on them can be an expensive substitute for a more efficient heating […]
Thank you for showing up
Chad StoneGENERAL MANAGER Watching the line of trucks and cars roll through our drive-through Annual Meeting registration last month, I was reminded what a special organization this is. You weren’t grabbing coffee or picking up a quick dinner. You were taking part in the business of the cooperative you own. That’s the heart of Little […]
Small bags, big impact
By Josh P. Crotzer Tamarian Gambrell and Abella Clark stood in single-file lines with 38 other teenagers as if they were getting lunch in their high school cafeteria. Instead of trays, though, they carried blue and green drawstring bags, filling them with toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo and other hygiene items. With their peers, the two Greenwood […]
A tradition we treasure
Each year, our Annual Meeting gives us a special opportunity to connect with the members who make Little River Electric Cooperative so unique. While the meeting serves an important purpose in conducting the business of your cooperative, it has also become a tradition our employees look forward to year after year. Chad StoneGENERAL MANAGER Our […]
