Clark County Rural Electric Membership Corporation (REMC) was incorporated in 1939 to provide electricity to areas of our community that had no other means of receiving it.

We currently serve electricity to members living in Clark, Floyd, Jefferson, Scott, and Washington counties. Clark County REMC is a distribution cooperative; we do not generate our own electricity. We purchase our power from Hoosier Energy REC, which is headquartered in Bloomington, Indiana. Hoosier Energy is a Generating and Transmission Cooperative owned and controlled by 17 rural electrics in the southern and central parts of Indiana that receive electricity from that organization.

Clark County REMC has historically acted as an 'energy source' to spur economic growth in our communities and to create a better style of living. Our mission continues to be to provide reliable electricity and services to our members. This includes working toward the future, meeting the demands of our member/owners, being good stewards of our environment and being a good corporate, community citizen. After all, we work for some pretty important people: our Clark County REMC members. It's a job we'll never take for granted.

Clark County REMC

Jason Clemmons

This department provides strategic direction and oversight for the organization's overall operations and initiatives.

Executive Leadership

This department focuses on managing and developing technology solutions to support organizational needs.

Clark County REMC

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Clark County REMC

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