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Registration is open for this year’s National Electrical Contractors Association Convention and Trade Show. This exciting annual event is...

A green energy future is now! IBEW Local 428 will soon complete the Edwards-Sanborn energy project. This is the largest solar-storage...

Ready to cut down on energy use, save some money AND still stay cool? For many, air conditioning is our best friend during July, August,...

Preventive maintenance is an essential step to making sure your commercial equipment runs at peak performance and prevents costly...

The results of a recent survey by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) offer an important glimpse into the experiences of...

Construction projects done with a unionized crew are more likely to be completed on time and with fewer labor shortages. While this comes...

And we are here for it! Recently, lawmakers, educators and automotive industry leaders gathered at Michigan State University to discuss...

Converting your existing wood or gas fireplace to electric is one of the easiest things you can do to improve both the carbon footprint...

The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that includes $65 billion for upgrades of the...

Making the switch to energy efficiency in your home can significantly reduce your utility bills. Tax incentives for installing energy...

Are you considering upgrading to outdoor light timers? Whether converting existing switches for porch and patio lights, or utilizing...

Home generators are the antidote to frequent power outages.

To prevent damaged and destroyed property, a whole house surge protector is a wise investment.

Solar equipment must be installed by a licensed electrical contractor.

Winter is right around the corner, and it’s time to make sure your house is prepared! Winter in Michigan can be tough for homeowners, but...

It can be challenging to make the transition away from traditional energy sources for your home. However, using alternative energy...

"IBEW and NECA are industry partners, not opposing forces."

I’ve worked nonunion and although the owners of the business were nice, there wasn’t any safety training. IBEW is just a better way to live.