Conexon works exclusively with electric cooperatives and is considered one of the pioneers in the electric cooperative broadband movement. Under terms of the agreement, WEMC will partner with Conexon Connect, the internet services provider (ISP) arm of full-service rural fiber-optic broadband provider Conexon, to design and build a 3,000-mile fiber network that will serve two strategic purposes: provide improved electric service and increased reliability through smart grid capabilities, and provide high-speed internet access to all 12,200 WEMC members within the next three years, beginning as early as first quarter 2022. The partnership includes a capital investment of more than $54.5 million with Washington EMC (WEMC) investing $52 million and Conexon Connect contributing another $2.5 million. Governor Kemp announced that Washington EMC will form a new partnership with Conexon Connect to provide high-speed fiber internet to more than 12,000 homes and businesses in 10 Middle Georgia counties-Baldwin, Emanuel, Glascock, Hancock, Jefferson, Johnson, Laurens, Warren, Washington and Wilkinson. Brian Kemp and Public Service Commissioner Tricia Pridemore made an announcement in Washington County today. (Sandersville, GA – April 16, 2021) – Efforts to expand broadband access to unserved areas of Georgia continue as Gov. Washington EMC and Conexon Connect expand broadband Green Power EMC Energy Education Program.
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