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March 2025 wasn’t unusually hot or cold – the average temperature was 64 degrees, which is just about perfect for Texas weather.

CoServ’s Meter Shop stays busy testing, installing and verifying meters across North Texas. We follow a Senior Meter Tech on their rounds.

The grant will fund more rider scholarships so more children will be able to enjoy the benefits of equine therapy.

Our highly-trained, safety-minded professionals are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week to respond to power outages and emergencies.

February was quite a rollercoaster with a high of 88 degrees on Feb. 8 and a low temperature of 12 degrees just 12 days later.

CoServ Members had safe and reliable electricity 99.99% of the time, a point of pride across all departments at CoServ.

An analysis of CoServ rates compared to those in the deregulated areas of Texas found Members saved $500 in 2024.

Winter Storms Cora and Enzo chilled temperatures into the 20s, making heaters work harder. Energy usage should be higher than last month.