Amicalola EMC is a not-for-profit electric cooperative. Our rates are intended to recover the cost of wholesale power based on a projected amount. Because we follow the cooperative business model, operating expenses are paid from the revenue we receive from our members. The rising power supply costs, increased demand for electricity and changing regulations governing the power industry are all factors that impact our rates.

It pays to apply early… Congratulations to our early bird winners! There is still time to get your Bright Ideas application in by the final deadline, September 6. Click here to apply today.

Afternoon storms have caused 646 outages at 13 separate locations across our service area, and scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely to persist throughout the afternoon and evening. Please stay weather aware and remember, to report outage information please call our Automated Outage Management System at one of the following numbers: 706-253-0359 OR 706-276-0359 OR 706-864-0359.

Amicalola EMC offices will be closed September 2 in observance of Labor Day. To all who help drive progress and build our shared future, we hope you enjoy a well-deserved break!

Teachers! You have 3 more days to submit your bright idea before the early bird deadline. All submissions received by August 30th will be entered to win one of several prizes! We hope that will be YOU 😉 to learn more and apply visit: https://www.amicalolaemc.com/education-grant-application/

Amicalola EMC is the sponsor of the Bright Ideas grant program. Amicalola EMC is a not-for-profit electric cooperative that serves approx. 56,000 locations in Bartow, Cherokee, Dawson, Fannin, Forsyth, Gilmer, Gordon, Lumpkin, Murray and Pickens counties. The Bright Ideas program is funded using unclaimed property in accordance with O.C.G.A. 44-12-236.

In the face of rising energy costs, Amicalola EMC remains focused on providing its consumers with safe, reliable and affordable power. As a co-op member, you pay for the electricity you consume. However, there are additional things that impact your energy bill. Four key factors include fuel costs, service costs, weather and, of course, energy consumption. Read more about these four factors in the infographic below: