News

2022

February

Falling Temps, Rising Bills

Falling Temps, Rising Bills 

When temperatures drop, utility bills rise. As displayed on the ElectriCities of NC TempTracker chart to the right, January had a lot of bone-chilling temperatures that have triggered more electricity and natural gas usage for customers, and higher-than-normal utility bills in February.   Help us...

Celebrating Smart Energy Provider Week

Celebrating Smart Energy Provider Week

Greenville Utilities joins the inaugural Smart Energy Provider (SEP) Week by showcasing our SEP designation from the American Public Power Association. GUC earned this designation in October 2020 for demonstrating a commitment to and proficiency in energy efficiency, distributed generation, and...

January

Early 2022 Winter Storm

Early 2022 Winter Storm

The threat of a major winter storm and freezing temperatures January 20 – 23 led employees throughout GUC to prepare for what Mother Nature might bring our way. Out of an abundance of caution, we closed our offices on Friday, January 21st. As it turned out, aside from some issues with the roads...

Recent Posts

Recent Posts

Dillon Wade and Eric Phillips

Gas Department Achieves T.R.U.S.T. Gold Level from CPGA

Jerry Sneed

September/October 2026 Featured Employee: Jerry Sneed

November Birthdays

November 2026 Birthdays

David Telfair, Briley Sutton, Justin Oakes, Tony Richards

Gas Department Takes the Pitmaster Win ... Again

Tracy Williams and Cort Bazemore

In The Community: September 2026

Strategic Plan

Strategic Plan in Action