Making a Mark For Generations
What do Lyndon B. Johnson, Tim Cook and Jimmy Carter have in common? They’re all connected to an extraordinary program that prepares and empowers the next generation of leaders to make their marks....
View ArticleBe Prepared in Case of Wildfire
Taking proactive steps to reduce wildfire risk can make your home safer. Stay Up to Date With Vegetation ManagementTo increase your home’s chance of surviving a wildfire, limit the amount of flammable...
View ArticleVegetation Management Matters
There’s something timeless about trees. They ground us, remind us of where we’ve been and stretch toward what’s ahead. Our communities take pride in the natural beauty surrounding us—the shade on a...
View ArticleA New Era of Leadership
Inside the rise of GCSECA’snext CEO, Jorge Canaca As Arizona’s energy landscape undergoes rapid transformation—from shifting regulatory demands to evolving rural infrastructure needs—Grand Canyon...
View ArticlePress Release – GCSECA Announces New CEO
GCSECA Announces New CEO March 23, 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TEMPE, AZ – Grand Canyon State Electric Cooperative Association, Inc. (GCSECA) announced a key staff change today. Jorge Canaca will become...
View ArticleAnother Year to Remember
Annual Meeting attendees listen intently during the general session. Photos courtesy of Stefanie Spencer Photography Each January, Grand Canyon State Electric Cooperative Association (GCSECA) welcomes...
View ArticleCEO’s Message – March 2026
Pennies From Heaven Every time it rains, it rains Pennies from heaven Don’t you know each cloud contains Pennies from heaven – Bing Crosby, “Pennies from Heaven” I was in a bit of a daze on a warm...
View ArticleCEO Announces Retirement
Dave Lock, Grand Canyon State Electric Cooperative Association’s (GCSECA) chief executive officer, announced he will retire on May 1. The date occurs shortly after his 7th year at the helm of the...
View ArticleLeading The Charge
Photo courtesy of Trico Electric Cooperative By Jennah Denney and David Herder Advancements in utility-scale and residential battery systems help prevent outages, protect equipment, and provide many...
View ArticleCEO’s Message – January 2026
From 2025 Successes to 2026 Possibilities I’m not really into New Year’s resolutions. I kind of feel like we should try to be the best versions of ourselves every day, rather than waiting for a...
View ArticleLight Up Navajo
Bringing Electricity to Families in the Navajo Nation Mohave Electric Cooperative first learned about the Light Up Navajo project through our Arizona statewide cooperative— Grand Canyon State Electric...
View ArticlePreparing for Growing Wildfire Threats
Across the U.S., the threat of wildfire has increased significantly in recent years. For electric utilities, the danger is all too real. Dry vegetation can easily ignite from power line contact during...
View ArticleCEO’s Message – November 2025
Policy Actions Hurt Progress It’s difficult to know how former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel came to recently pen an astonishing piece in The Wall Street Journal. The theme of his op-ed is...
View ArticleGCSECA Celebrates 75 Years of Service
Electric cooperative leaders gather in Flagstaff for the Grand Canyon State Electric Cooperative Association’s Summer Meeting. Grand Canyon State Electric Cooperative Association (GCSECA) celebrated...
View ArticleGCSECA Celebrates 75 Years of Service
Electric cooperative leaders gather in Flagstaff for the Grand Canyon State Electric Cooperative Association’s Summer Meeting. Grand Canyon State Electric Cooperative Association (GCSECA) celebrated 75...
View ArticleInspiration for Generations: Electric Cooperative Youth Tour
In June, more than 2,000 high school students visit Washington, D.C., for a special electric cooperative-sponsored trip. Photos courtesy of Grand Canyon State Electric Association Every June since the...
View ArticleCEO’s Message – September 2025
I Should Have Listened to My Old Man Most of us probably—and maybe reluctantly—wish we had listened to our old man. At least sometimes. My dad was fun. He could be a bit sappy and sentimental....
View ArticleMEC Awards $10,000 in Scholarships
Mohave Electric Cooperative leadership celebrates the six 2025 scholarship winners. Photo courtesy of MEC Mohave Electric Cooperative (MEC) is proud to announce 6 student winners of its 2025...
View ArticleThe Power of Diversity
Why America’s Electric Grid Needs a Mix of Fuels Renewable energy sources like solar and wind provide many benefits and can deliver low-cost electricity, but they only generate electricity when the sun...
View ArticleCEO’s Message – July 2025
Investing in Arizona’s Co-op Family The Arizona sun blazed in the desert sky on a hot Saturday afternoon. I made my way into the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Phoenix and, for the 1 millionth time since I’ve...
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