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Welcome to CobbEMCWatch.org, an initiative of the Cobb Alliance for Smart Energy, Inc. (CASE).  CASE is the independent voice of the Cobb EMC reform movement.  Our goal is to keep customers of Cobb EMC and the public informed on co-op issues. Please register with our site to receive Cobb EMC election updates. (We’re on Facebook, too.) CASE normally meets the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM at the Rib Ranch restaurant, 2063 Canton Rd., Marietta 30066. 

 

CASE Meeting May 8. Steve Oppenheimer, candidate for the Georgia Public Service Commission, will address the Cobb Alliance for Smart Energy on May 8 at 7:00PM. He pledges to represent consumer interests and to make sure our power is produced in Georgia and from more diversified sources like solar and wind. Rib Ranch 2063 Canton Rd. 30066. Social hour 6:00PM. http://www.steveforgeorgia.com/

See our NEWS Page for State House Candidate JoEllen Smith's Newsletter on Open EMC Meetings Issue. Or go to our BLOG and offer your comment. (CASE's policy is to make such articles available as provided.  CASE offers the same courtesy to all bona fide elected officials and candidates).

CASE Chairman quoted in article on members regaining control of energy cooperatives, in context of international scrutiny of U.S. model.

 

 

 
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New Cobb EMC Board of Directors holds first Town Hall meeting. Next one in August.

Cobb Rep. Don Parsons under fire for role in defeat of bill to subject EMCs, including Cobb EMC, to open meetings law. Faces opposition in Republican primary.

JoEllen Smith plans to run in the Republican primary against Rep. Don Parsons, accused by critics of killing EMC open meetings bill.

Georgia Trend magazine highlights CEMC CEO Chip Nelson.

See our Plant Washington pages for links to the expert studies that show 1) new coal fired power plants are not needed to meet electricity demand and 2) what the alternatives are. 

Dwight Brown indictment stands. Co-op still paying legal fees. 

Cobb EMC has contributed $13.5 million in development costs for white elephant coal plant.

WHAT'S WRONG with COBB EMC? AJC reviews the whole sorry record that led to endless lawsuits, postponed elections, and indictment of CEO Dwight Brown.

 
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