Clark County REMC Email Format
UtilitiesIndiana, United States11-50 Employees
Clark County REMC is a distribution electric cooperative founded in 1939 to bring electricity to areas with limited access. Based in Sellersburg, Indiana, it serves members across Clark, Floyd, Jefferson, Scott, and Washington counties and does not generate power itself; instead it purchases electricity from Hoosier Energy REC, a generation and transmission cooperative headquartered in Bloomington and owned by seventeen rural electric systems in southern and central Indiana. This setup emphasizes local delivery and reliable service over generation, aligning with the cooperative model that focuses on distribution and member needs. Its mission centers on providing reliable electricity and services while supporting economic growth, being environmentally responsible, and acting as a good corporate and community citizen for its member owners. The organization maintains a small to mid-sized workforce and operates as a member-owned utility. A recent development illustrates its ongoing partnerships: in October 2025 Clark County REMC collaborated with Laswell Electric Co., Inc. to diagnose and repair an outage, restoring power for Starlight Coffee and demonstrating cooperation with local partners to maintain service continuity.