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Electric TV ETV is a video platform designed to inform the world on the work of the Powering America team.

We promote the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) and their contractors who belong to the National Electrical Contractor's Association.

08/07/2026

The electrical industry is calling, and the IBEW is ready to train the next generation.
Across the country, there is more work than ever and a growing need for skilled electrical workers. This commercial shows what a future in the IBEW can look like: hands-on work, strong training, real opportunity, and a career with purpose.
If you know someone looking for a career path, share this with them.

Find your union at ibewyes.org.

07/21/2026

We're standing behind IBEW Hour Power & encouraging YOU to join the IBEW!
Have electrical experience already? Even better! Bring your skill to the union.
NECA Contractors and IBEW Locals have worked together to improve our infastructure for years. Become a part of the union today!

Find an apprenticeship near you today. www.ibewyes.org

07/20/2026

What does it take to grow the IBEW? A plan, a committed team, and organizers willing to take the message directly to non-union electricians.
Follow the IBEW 4th District from the planning room to the streets as locals join forces for a coordinated organizing blitz. More members mean stronger locals, more opportunities to fill open calls, and a stronger workforce supporting the NECA-IBEW partnership.
IBEW members: bring the blitz to your jurisdiction. Non-union electricians: see what joining the IBEW could mean for your future.

07/13/2026

Organizing does not happen by accident. It takes preparation, coordination, and members who are willing to bring the IBEW’s message directly to skilled electricians in their communities.
In this new Electric TV feature, the IBEW 4th District brings locals together for a coordinated organizing blitz focused on reaching non-union electricians and growing the membership needed to meet today’s workforce demands. The video follows the effort from the planning meetings through the blitz itself, showing how a shared strategy can turn open calls into organizing opportunities.
A stronger IBEW benefits workers, local unions, and the entire electrical industry. Through the NECA-IBEW partnership, organized labor and signatory contractors can continue building the highly trained, safety-focused workforce our communities depend on.
For IBEW members and leaders: get organized and conduct a blitz in your jurisdiction. For non-union electricians: learn what union membership could mean for your career.
Watch the full feature now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtyGYcIFTNE&t=4s

07/10/2026

What happens when skilled union electricians volunteer their time to help families who have lived generations without electricity?
This new Electric TV feature highlights the mission of Electrical Workers Without Borders North America (EWWBNA) and the ongoing “Light Up Navajo” initiative — a nationwide mutual-aid effort bringing power to homes across the Navajo Nation.
Spanning 27,000 square miles, the Navajo Nation still has thousands of families living without basic electricity or running water. With support from the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, utility groups across the country, IBEW members, and NECA contractors, volunteers are helping change that reality one connection at a time.
The need for volunteers is strong — but the need for funding is even greater.
Watch the full feature to see how the NECA-IBEW partnership is making a direct impact in communities that need it most.

07/02/2026

Organizing does not happen by accident. It takes preparation, coordination, and members who are willing to bring the IBEW’s message directly to skilled electricians in their communities.

In this new Electric TV feature, the IBEW 4th District brings locals together for a coordinated organizing blitz focused on reaching non-union electricians and growing the membership needed to meet today’s workforce demands. The video follows the effort from the planning meetings through the blitz itself, showing how a shared strategy can turn open calls into organizing opportunities.

A stronger IBEW benefits workers, local unions, and the entire electrical industry. Through the NECA-IBEW partnership, organized labor and signatory contractors can continue building the highly trained, safety-focused workforce our communities depend on.

For IBEW members and leaders: get organized and conduct a blitz in your jurisdiction. For non-union electricians: learn what union membership could mean for your career.

Watch the full feature now.

The skilled trades keep our communities running.From building schools and hospitals to powering cities and maintaining c...
06/23/2026

The skilled trades keep our communities running.

From building schools and hospitals to powering cities and maintaining critical infrastructure, tradespeople play a vital role in shaping the world around us.

For those looking for a career with hands-on work, strong earning potential, real-world skills, and long-term opportunities, the trades offer a pathway worth considering.

What's the best piece of advice you'd give someone thinking about joining the trades

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06/17/2026

More than 10,000 families across the Navajo Nation still live without electricity.
This new Electric TV feature highlights how IBEW members, NECA contractors, and EWWBNA volunteers are helping change that through the “Light Up Navajo” initiative.
Watch now.

The skilled trades offer something that's becoming harder to find: the opportunity to build a meaningful career while ma...
06/10/2026

The skilled trades offer something that's becoming harder to find: the opportunity to build a meaningful career while making a visible impact on the world around you.

From renewable energy and advanced technology to schools, hospitals, and critical infrastructure, skilled tradespeople are helping shape the future every day.

What would you tell someone who's considering a career in the trades?

05/28/2026

Thousands of families across the Navajo Nation still live without electricity.
In this new Electric TV feature, we follow the volunteers behind “Light Up Navajo,” a mission bringing power, opportunity, and hope to communities that have waited generations for basic utilities.

Supported by Electrical Workers Without Borders North America, IBEW members, NECA contractors, and utility partners nationwide, this effort shows what can happen when skilled union labor comes together for something bigger than the job itself.

Watch the full feature now

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