POWER CHAT - In the Electric Lounge
“Power Chat in the Electric Lounge” is SECO Energy’s official podcast where employees, members and the communities we serve, get an inside look at how their electric cooperative works.
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- Aug 13, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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A Lifetime of Power - Ralph Grant's 43-Year Journey in the Electric Utility Industry (opens the original)
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Power Chat - In the Electric Lounge spotlights Ralph Grant, SECO Energy's Vice President of Engineering & Technical Services, as he shares a remarkable career journey spanning more than four decades. From his early days at Power South in Alabama to his current role at SECO, Ralph reflects on the industry's transformation, recounts his experiences responding to major storms, and discusses what he believes the future holds for electric utilities.
2026 Annual Meeting (Podcast Version) (opens the original)
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The 2026 Annual Meeting is now available as a podcast. Originally recorded for SECO Energy's Annual Meeting in March 2026, CEO Curtis Wynn and Board President Gerald Anderson come together as they review annual reports, share important cooperative updates, and provide valuable insights for members.
SECO's Summer Survival Guide (opens the original)
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Summer in Central Florida brings higher temperatures, increased air-conditioning use, afternoon thunderstorms, and sometimes higher electric bills. This summer edition of Power Chat shares ways to manage energy costs, protect your home from power surges, and prepare ahead of storm season. Kim Walters, Rich Luke, and Tralene Lucas make guest appearances.
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