Electric Power Companies in United States
1324 companies listed

North Western Electric Cooperative is a member-owned business providing energy and related services to its customers. Our dedicated employees deliver high quality, reliable services at competitive prices. We will be your provider of choice. We are located in the northwest corner of the state of Ohio.…

Northwestern Wisconsin Electric Company (NWE) is an investor owned electric utility which serves approximately 14,000 retail customers in Burnett and Polk counties of Wisconsin as well as a small number of customers in Pine County, Minnesota.  Most of NWE’s 390 stockholders…

Nueces Electric Cooperative is the only deregulated Co-op in Texas, and one of only  a handful in the U.S. What is deregulation January 2002, Senate Bill 7 went into effect to deregulate Texas. Deregulation allows competitive energy retailers the opportunity to sell power on power lines throughout…

Ocmulgee Electric Membership Corporation is a not-for-profit cooperative located in Eastman, Georgia that is dedicated to providing the residents of Dodge, Bleckley, Pulaski, Laurens and Telfair counties with exceptional energy related products and services. We've been your local…

Seventy two years ago there was no electricity available to the rural residents of Baldwin, Bibb, Bleckley, Dodge, Laurens, Twiggs, and Wilkinson Counties. Life on the farm was hard and the nights were dark. After the Rural Electrification Administration (REA) was established in 1935 by an Executive…

Oconomowoc area residents aren't hard at work, chances are they're out enjoying the area's myriad cultural and recreational activities and events. Oconomowoc's many lakes and rolling woodlands are the setting for four seasons of outdoor recreation. Summer Fun For generations, summer has been an especially…

“OVEC-IKEC strives to become the provider of choice in the competitive marketplace by engaging hard working employees to create a culture that is committed to zero harm, operational excellence, and continuous lean improvement.” OVEC-IKEC Ohio Valley Electric Corporation (OVEC) and its wholly…

Ohop Mutual energized less than 20 miles of line in 1921 to serve a dozen or so farms around the Ohop Valley. Today, Ohop Mutual serves around 4,200 meters across 420 miles of line. With Mount Rainier in its backyard and other natural splendors all around, the Ohop service area is small-town, country-junction…

OCEC is committed to sending outage texts and email notifications during regular business hours and will make every effort to send them during major off hour outages. Follow the steps below to sign-up for OCEC Texting. Click HERE to login to the OCEC member portal. If you don't have a…

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At OEC, our purpose is to improve our members’ quality of life through the safe delivery of highly reliable, reasonably priced electric service, innovative energy programs, and exceptional member service. Our Vision OEC is viewed by its members as their trusted, preferred energy provider…

Oncor is a regulated electric utility that operates the largest distribution and transmission system in Texas – the sixth largest in the nation – serving more than 10 million Texans living in 402 cities and 91 counties. Our company focuses on delivering power to more than 3 million homes…

Orcas Power & Light Cooperative (OPALCO) is a member-owned, non-profit cooperative utility providing energy services to San Juan County since 1937. Delivered to the islands by way of submarine cables, our mostly hydro-electric power is generated by Bonneville Power Administration…

Osage Valley Electric’s (the Cooperative) primary mission is to make the Cooperative the provider of choice for all of its customers.  This mission requires that the Cooperative function as a financially sound business enterprise committed to the following: Providing the most reliable and…

In 1946, the first issue of the Arkansas REA News was distributed to members of the state's electric cooperatives. Through that publication, members learned about issues of importance to the cooperatives during the critical early years of the rural electrification movement. That publication, now known…

Overton Power is a non-profit general improvement district created in 1935 by the State of Nevada. The District’s service area encompasses the Northeast quadrant of Clark County, Nevada, which includes the City of Mesquite and the unincorporated towns of Bunkerville, Glendale, Logandale, Moapa,…

Paragould Light Water and Cable (PLWC) has long been a part of the great community of Paragould, AR. PLWC offers quality electric, water, wastewater, cable, and Internet services at some of the lowest prices in the nation. The employees of PLWC take pride in their work and strive to make every customer…

The cooperative was formed during the Great Depression. During this time in our Country’s history the rural farms had little electricity available to them. Large investor owned power companies did not provide power beyond the town boundaries. The large utilities could not imagine rural farms using…

Peace River Electric Cooperative, Inc. (PRECO), is a not-for-profit electric distribution cooperative providing service in ten Florida counties: Brevard, DeSoto, Hardee, Highlands, Hillsborough, Indian River, Manatee, Osceola, Polk and Sarasota. PRECO provides electric service to residential, business…

Pella Cooperative Electric Association has been serving its more than 3000 members for over 80 years. The service territory spans the counties of Jasper, Mahaska, Marion, Poweshiek and Warren In 1935, Pella Cooperative Electric and electric co-ops across the nation were constructed with lines, poles…