Who We Are
NES is among only four percent of all public utilities in the country to receive the Reliable Public Power Providers Diamond Award, the industry’s highest honor for providing safe and reliable electricity for customers.
Each year, NES continues to grow to accommodate a growing population in Middle Tennessee. Growth includes infrastructure and technology upgrades to provide customers with the highest level of service. Additionally, NES is committed to listening to customers’ needs. Music City Solar, Nashville’s first community solar park, and NES Home Energy Uplift were created in 2018 to offer renewable and energy efficient opportunities.
NES is certified by the Arbor Day Foundation as a Tree Line USA utility for its quality tree care, annual worker training and public education program. NES also partners with the Metro Tree Advisory Committee, the Nashville Tree Foundation and the Tennessee Urban Forestry Council.
The nearly 1,000 employees of Nashville Electric Service take pride in keeping Music City shining. It is our core mission to provide safe, reliable and cost-efficient power to all customers. This is not just a job for us. It is a commitment and at every level of our company, we care. Should you have any reason to get in touch with us, please call us directly at 615-736-6900.
Our Board
Board Meeting Schedule
*All NES regular board and committee meetings will be held onsite and streamed online until further notice. Board and committee meetings are open to the general public with social distancing measures in place. Committee meetings will begin at 8 a.m. with board meetings to immediately follow.
Click here to join us for our monthly meetings on the NES YouTube page. Select "Live Now" broadcast.
| 2022 Schedule | |
|---|---|
| January 26 | July 27* |
| February 23 | August 24 |
| March 23 | September 28 |
| April 27 | October 26 |
| May 25 | November 23 |
| June 22 | December 14 |
Our President
Decosta Jenkins was appointed President and CEO in September 2004. He joined NES in 1991. Prior to that, Jenkins spent 11 years with Deloitte and Touche. Jenkins is a member and past treasurer of the Nashville Downtown Exchange Club. He currently serves on the American Public Power Association and Samaritan Ministries/Project S.E.E. Jenkins serves on the boards of TN Rehabilitative Initiative in Correction, Pinnacle Financial Partners, Goodwill Industries, Tennessee Valley Public Power Association, YMCA of Middle Tennessee, Salvation Army, Seven States Power Corporation, and The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.-
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Fiscal Facts