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BILL INSERTS At Southeastern Indiana REMC, we value keeping our members informed. Each month, we provide a newsletter with your bill that features important co-op updates, programs, and events. For members enrolled in paperless billing, these inserts are not included with your statement. However, you can access digital copies of each month’s bill inserts right here on our website. Stay connected and never miss out on essential information! April 2026 March 2026 February 2026 January 2026 December 2025 November 2025 Show More

Energy charges vary between off-peak and on-peak times. The Time of Day (TOD) rate incentivizes residential members to adjust their routines and shift their energy use to off-peak periods. By making simple changes to when and how you use energy, you can: lower your utility bill increase energy efficiency reduce your carbon footprint Time of Day Rate Sign up today and start saving! Member Consent Form HOW IT WORKS: Electricity costs less during periods of low demand (off-peak hours). By shifting your energy usage, you can significantly reduce your energy bill. Implementing these tips can help you reduce your energy consumption, lower your utility bills, and contribute to a more sustainable environment: Postpone doing your laundry until the evening, and wash clothes in cold water Run your dishwasher in the evening Schedule heating and cooling to run during off-peak times Use energy-efficient appliances Use LED bulbs Charge your electric vehicle overnight BENEFITS: SAVE MONEY Lower rates during off-peak hours mean lower bills. ECO-FRIENDLY Reduce your strain on the grid and help the environment. SMART Use energy when it's most cost-effective.

SEI FIBER PRIVACY POLICY Download a Copy I. INTRODUCTION Protecting your privacy is important to us. Southeastern Indiana REMC hopes that the following statement will demonstrate our full commitment to privacy and help you understand how Southeastern Indiana REMC collects, uses and safeguards any personal information you provide us from this Web site. II. INFORMATION COLLECTED Southeastern Indiana REMC only collects personal it uses to provide services to its members. Like most Internet sites, we do obtain some non-personally identifiable information such as the URL that referred you to our site, your Internet browser version, or type of operating system that you use. This information helps us analyze traffic patterns, perform routine maintenance, maintain site security, and is used solely for the purpose of improving our site navigation, measuring our advertising effectiveness and to improve the appearance of our site to the maximum number of visitors. Generally, the information we collect is temporary and when you leave the site this information is deleted from our system. Be assured that no personal information will ever be shared or sold by Southeastern Indiana REMC. III. USE OF COOKIES Southeastern Indiana REMC sometimes uses "cookies" to enhance your experience on this web site. Cookies cannot be used to personally identify you in any way. A cookie is a unique file that is stored on your computer. This cookie helps ensure that you don't repeatedly see the same advertisement, such as a pop-up ad window. Although the acceptance of cookies helps us to enhance your stay at our site, they are not required to view our site. If you do not want cookies, you can usually configure your Internet browser software to reject cookies or manually delete them. Consult your Internet browser's documentation for more information. IV. SHARING OF INFORMATION Protecting your privacy is very important to us. Southeastern Indiana REMC does not sell or share any type of personal information with anyone. However, we cannot be responsible for the privacy practices of third-party sites. Please read the privacy policy section pertaining to third party sites. V. EMAIL AND SPAM Southeastern Indiana REMC sends no unsolicited or SPAM mail. If you need to be removed from an Internet service provider or other access provider's mailing list, you will need to contact them directly. If you continue to receive SPAM report it to the Federal Trade Commission. Send a copy of unwanted or deceptive messages to spam@uce.gov . The FTC uses the unsolicited emails stored in this database to pursue law enforcement actions against people who send deceptive spam email. • Let the FTC know if a "remove me" request is not honored. If you want to complain about a removal link that doesn't work or not being able to unsubscribe from a list, you can fill out the FTC's online complaint form at www.ftc.gov . Your complaint will be added to the FTC's Consumer Sentinel database and made available to hundreds of law enforcement and consumer protection agencies. • Whenever you complain about spam, it is important to include the full email header. The information in the header makes it possible for consumer protection agencies to follow up on your complaint. VI. THIRD PARTIES Southeastern Indiana REMC’ site may contain links to third party sites. We are not responsible for the privacy practices of third-party sites. Once you leave our site, we have no control over your privacy. Third-party resources that can be accessed with hypertext links from this web site are not under our control, and Southeastern Indiana REMC is not responsible for the contents of any of these third-party resources. The third-party links on this site are provided for your convenience only. The inclusion of any link on this site does not imply any specific recommendation, approval, or endorsement of the third-party. Please investigate any third-party offers found here with their respective companies and make your own informed decisions. Review the privacy statements of each web site you visit to ensure your personal privacy with respect to third party offers. The privacy information contained here pertains exclusively to the United Cooperative Services web site. VII. CONTACT INFORMATION We welcome questions regarding our privacy policy. Customers with complaints or questions relating to our privacy policy or these disclosures can contact us at: Southeastern Indiana REMC P.O. Box 196 712 South Buckeye Street Osgood, Indiana 47037 812-689-4111 A customer always has the right to file a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission at www.fcc.gov . VIII. POLICY CHANGES Any changes to our privacy policy will be posted here. Continued use of the Southeastern Indiana REMC web site implies that you understand and agree with our privacy policy.

Programs Southeastern Indiana REMC is committed to helping our members save money and support the community. Through programs like Operation RoundUp, we give back to those in need, and with My Solar, we provide an easy way to invest in renewable energy without the hassle of installing solar panels at home. Operation RoundUp Learn more My Solar Learn More Load Management Programs Using energy wisely can help lower costs and improve efficiency. Our Load Management Programs are designed to help members optimize energy use, reduce demand, and save money while maintaining comfort and reliability. BEAT THE PEAK SMART THERMOSTATS GENERATOR PROGRAM TIME OF DAY RATE

Connect to Save Earn incentives for using less energy during peak hours Do you currently own or plan on purchasing a smart thermostat? If so, we encourage you to enroll in Connect to Save, a pilot for Southeastern Indiana REMC’s electric residential members. Connect to Save rewards you for allowing us to adjust your thermostat energy use during certain peak periods. Upon enrollment approval, you’ll receive an initial incentive of $75 per device enrolled. Each year after that, you will receive an additional $25 per enrolled device.* Apply Now! What is Connect to Save? When temperatures soar or plummet, home heating and cooling use also increases, creating an “energy rush hour.” Electric cooperatives such as Southeastern Indiana REMC request more generation to meet the higher demand, which in turn drives up power costs. By lowering energy use throughout our system during times of peak demand, we can lower our power costs. Because electric cooperatives are not-for-profit, those savings are then passed on to you. Together, we can work to lower costs. A smart thermostat can help you use less energy during rush hour by cooling or heating your home ahead of time. Adjusting the temperature a few degrees thereafter is all it takes to help keep power costs down. Eligible Devices Smart Thermostats Your thermostat will adjust the temperature to balance energy savings. If you wish not to participate, you can always choose to change the temperature on your thermostat and opt out of that particular event. How does it work ? For starters, you must connect your enrolled device to Wi-Fi and enroll in Connect to Save. During times of high electricity demand or “peak energy use” when air conditioners or heaters kick into high gear, you will be notified via email, and your enrolled device will respond accordingly to reduce consumption. More Information Contact Us

Educational Resources Education and training for members, elected representatives (directors/trustees), CEOs, and employees help effectively contribute to the development of our cooperative. Communications about the nature and benefits of cooperatives, particularly with the general public and opinion leaders, help boost cooperative understanding. This is why we want to give you, our members, the resources to have a greater understanding of what we do. Energy Explorer Activities Printable activities to help teach young students about electric cooperatives. Start Exploring Live Line Demonstration Have our linemen perform a line safety demonstration for your organization. Learn More Plug into safety Plug Into Safety is a monthly blog offering tips to stay safe in various situations. Read Safety Tips Savings Resources Energy saving tips from the U.S. Department of Energy. Explore Savings Tips

Vegetation Management Our communities depend upon the safe, reliable and affordable delivery of electricity. One of the leading causes of interruptions to the safe flow of electricity is trees and other plants growing too high or coming too close to power lines. To safeguard the reliability of the distribution system, Southeastern Indiana REMC has implemented a vegetation management plan to control the growth of trees and other woody-stemmed vegetation around equipment and rights-of-way. The goal of this plan is to balance our society's need for reliable energy with respect for the environment while complying with all applicable laws and federal requirements. Proper selection and placement of trees minimizes the need for utility pruning Trees are responsible for nearly two-thirds of our outages each year Southeastern Indiana REMC trims trees on our electric system on a regular 5-year cycle Trees must coexist with a variety of human-made structures, both above and below ground. Most commonly they compete for space with overhead power lines, but trees also conflict with communication lines, street lighting, buildings, lines of sight, sidewalks, roads, and underground utilities. The best way to maximize the many benefits provided by trees is to plant them where they will not outgrow their space. However, trees that threaten the integrity of utility or other vital infrastructure must be pruned or removed. Stormy weather can blow tree limbs into distribution lines, causing outages, and even toppling the trunks entirely, breaking poles and creating hazards. Limbs and leaves in contact with power lines can conduct electricity, creating a potentially dangerous condition for anyone who comes near. Tree-to-line contact also contributes to what electric system professionals call "line loss." The term refers to electricity created at a generating plant that does not reach its destination, an inefficiency that increases costs for everyone. Southeastern Indiana REMC spends considerable amounts of money every year to trim trees. The REMC specifies to our contractors that all power lines should be cleared at least 20 feet on each side of the power line and 20 feet underneath the line. Experience has shown us these are the minimum distances we can trim to keep a safe, reliable flow of electricity and be cost-effective. Please contact our office if you have trees on your property that could endanger the power lines. Do not tackle this job yourself. Every year amateur tree trimmers are hurt or killed when trying to clear limbs near power lines. Call the professionals at the REMC. Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden Southeastern Indiana REMC partnered with the Cincinnati Zoo in 2011 to allow them to collect clippings twice a week during the months of June, July and August. These clippings are taken back to the zoo, washed and freeze-dried, to help feed the animals throughout the winter months. Helicopter Tree Trimming Highly skilled pilots use a 10-bladed saw, suspended below the helicopter, to trim limbs in right-of-way reducing the risk of injury to tree workers, as well as the time and cost associated with ground-to-sky trimming in difficult terrain and remote areas. National Wildlife Turkey Federation Southeastern Indiana REMC has partnered with the National Wild Turkey Federation to plant wildflowers and grasses in our right-of-way’s when possible

Save up to $420 per year by bundling the Generator Program with SEI Fiber Gig service. Available in select locations. CALL 800-737-4111 TO ENROLL What Is the Generator + Gig Bundle ? The Generator + Gig Bundle allows qualifying Generator Program participants to eliminate their annual maintenance fee by subscribing to SEI Fiber Gig service. By combining reliable backup power with high-speed fiber internet, you can protect your home during outages or peak demand events while enjoying faster connectivity for streaming, work, gaming, and connected devices. This bundled benefit provides meaningful savings and enhanced home performance — all backed by your local cooperative. HOW IT WORKS Be enrolled in the SEI REMC Generator Program. Subscribe to SEI Fiber Gig service or upgrade your current fiber package. Once both services are active, your annual Generator maintenance fee is waived. There are no additional forms to complete. Simply call to confirm your enrollment in the bundle. WHAT YOU GET • Backup power during outages or peak demand events • Gig-speed internet for streaming, remote work, and connected devices • Up to $420 in annual savings Reliable power. High-speed connection. One smart bundle. Want to Learn More About Each Service ? The Generator + Gig Bundle combines two powerful services. Explore each program to learn more. GENERATOR PROGRAM SEI FIBER

Welcome to Co-op Kids Club Co-op Kids Club is a monthly program created just for our youngest cooperative members and their families. Designed for children in grades 1–6, this fun and engaging club brings families together to learn, create, and connect with Southeastern Indiana REMC. Each Co-op Kids Club meeting includes: A hands-on activity or craft kids can take home A short, age-appropriate safety lesson, focused on topics like electrical safety and seasonal awareness A simple snack, such as cookies and juice Time for families to connect with other cooperative members in a relaxed, welcoming setting The club meets once a month in the REMC Community Room and is designed to be easy for families to add to their schedules while creating meaningful connections with other cooperative families. Our first Co-op Kids Club will be held on Thursday, March 5, and we look forward to welcoming kids and families as we grow our cooperative community — one activity and one connection at a time. Register for the upcoming Co-op Kids Club event! WHEN: April 2, 2026 from 6 - 7 p.m. WHERE: Southeastern Indiana REMC 712 S. Buckeye Street Osgood, IN 47037 (Enter through door 4 at the back of the building) Co-op Kids Registration Form Child's first name* Child's last name* Child's grade* Parent/Guardian name* Email* Allergies or Special Conditions I understand that Co-op Kids Club is a family event and that a parent or guardian is expected to remain on-site during the event. * I understand photos may be taken during Co-op Kids Club events and may be used for REMC communications. * Submit Registration

ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE YOUTH TO VISIT WASHINGTON, D.C. Indiana Youth Tour provides young Hoosiers the opportunity to visit the nation’s capital, experience American history, learn more about government, and gain a better understanding about their electric cooperative. The 2026 Indiana Youth Tour is June 14-21. Indiana will send a delegation of students from throughout the state. The students, selected by the local electric cooperatives, will travel to Washington for the weeklong experience and convene with students from up to 46 other states. Students participating in the trip will visit the Flight 93 Memorial, Gettysburg Battlefield, Arlington National Cemetery, National Museum of the Marine Corps and Smithsonian museums. The delegation will also tour the National Mall memorials, take a night cruise on the Potomac River and much more. The Indiana Youth Tour students will also participate in a youth event hosted by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association and spend a day on Capitol Hill, where they will have an opportunity to meet with Indiana’s congressional delegation to ask questions and share their thoughts on a variety of timely issues. Submission deadline: February 13, 2026 For more information about the 2026 Indiana Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., contact B.J. Myers at (812) 689-4111, ext. 236. APPLY NOW Congratulations to our 2024 Youth Tour Student! Maison Taylor - Milan High School

Employment Opportunities Southeastern Indiana REMC is accepting applications to fill the following positions: There are currently no open positions. Apply Now! What position are you applying for? Resume Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) *SEIREMC is an equal opportunity provider and employer. If you wish to file a Civil Rights program complaint of discrimination, complete the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Program Discrimination Complaint Form, found online at http://www.ascr.usda.gov/complaint_filing_cust.html , or at any USDA office, or call 866-632-9992 to request the form. You may also write a letter containing all the information requested in the form. Send your completed complaint form or letter by mail to U.S. Department of Agriculture, Director, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Avenue S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410, by fax to 202-690-7442 or by e-mail to program.intake@usda.gov. Submit Thanks for submitting!

Affiliations HOOSIER ENERGY GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION Hoosier Energy is a generation and transmission cooperative providing wholesale electric power and services to 18 member distribution cooperatives in central and southern Indiana and southeastern Illinois. Based in Bloomington, Indiana, Hoosier Energy operates coal, natural gas and renewable energy power plants and delivers power through a 1,500-mile transmission network. INDIANA ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES Indiana Electric Cooperatives was the first organization of its kind in the nation. Established in 1935, IEC (formerly Indiana Statewide Association of RECs) brought our communities together to serve as a central resource to meet the needs of its member cooperatives. NATIONAL RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) is the national organization representing the national interests of the cooperative electric utilities and the consumers they serve.