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SVEC

Apply for electrical service for an existing location or request to disconnect a service in your name.

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SVEConnect

Serving Marion County with Gig-speed fiber optics, including internet, television and phone services.

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SV Propane

Learn about all the great resources SV Propane has to offer.

Photo: The SVEC 1940s/early 1950s line crew standing in front of the first SVEC office which was located on Elm Avenue in South Pittsburg, between 2nd and 3rd street. Pictured left to
right are: Bill Thompson, Bobby Brown, Leonard Peoples, Roy Conner, James Edward Henderson, J.R. Hookey (foreman), J.C. Blevins, Rance Castle Sr., and Riley Choate.

Proudly serving our members in Southeast Tennessee with safe, reliable, affordable electricity since 1939

Founded in 1939, the Sequachee Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) was initiated by community visionaries aiming to electrify the Valley's rural regions. Drawing its name from the local Cherokee river, SVEC uniquely retained the original "Sequachee" spelling. With support from the Rural Electrification Administration, SVEC acquired power lines from the Tennessee Valley Electric Power Company in August 1939.

By September, they began operations, taking assets from the Tennessee Electric Power Company, embarking on a mission to provide affordable, transformative electricity to the community.

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