Electric Power Companies in United States
1089 companies listed

Richland Electric Cooperative provides electric service to members in Richland County and parts of Crawford, Sauk and Vernon counties. Richland Electric Cooperative also provide Exede satellite Internet service, dial-up Internet service and First Call emergency response telephone service to members…

Rio Grande Electric Cooperative, Inc. was organized in 1945 to enhance the quality of living by providing electric service to our members. RGEC has the largest service territory of any electric cooperative in the contiguous United States, serving 18 counties in Texas and 2 counties in New Mexico, which…

When you receive your electricity from Rita Blanca Electric Cooperative, you’re more than a customer…you’re an owner.  At Rita Blanca Electric, “Power That Cares,” is not just a slogan, it’s our goal in achieving customer satisfaction. IF YOUR POWER GOES OUT………

Riverland Energy Cooperative is a nonprofit, member-owned and controlled cooperative that provides electric energy needs of nearly 15,000 members in Buffalo, Trempealeau, La Crosse Counties, and parts of Pepin and Jackson Counties. We are your local Touchstone Energy Cooperative, and promise to serve…

As a member-owner of an electric cooperative, you are a part of what makes the cooperative difference! Electric cooperatives are private, autonomous electric utilities owned by the people they serve. As a cooperative, Roanoke Electric is owned by you, our member-owner.  There are more than 900…

RPU, a division of the City of Rochester, MN, is the largest municipal utility in the state of Minnesota. RPU serves 50,000 electric customers and 39,000 water customers. As a municipal utility, RPU returns funds back to the city of Rochester each year in the form of "in lieu of tax payments." Our Core…

Thirteen Rock County farmers made history 80 years ago when they laid the groundwork for rural residents to get electricity and improve the quality of their lives. The history of Rock County Electric Cooperative Association, now Rock Energy Cooperative, is filled with milestones, significant happenings,…

We invite you to visit our website....look around and discover all the things your co-op has to offer. Economic Development Roosevelt County Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt County Economic Development Roosevelt County Community Development Corporation SitesAcrossAmerica.com is an online clearinghouse…

Welcome to our website! Whether you are a customer or a partner we hope that you will find all of the information you need and please let us know how we can help you. The mission of Roosevelt Public Power District is to provide its consumers with safe, reliable and reasonably-priced electricity and…

Rosebud Electric Cooperative is the tenth largest REC in the state of South Dakota. We maintain 2,500 miles of line and serve 5,200 metered accounts in three counties, including the towns of Fairfax, Bonesteel, Herrick, Gregory, Dallas, Colome, Witen and Hamill. Please take a few minutes to browse through…

With the help of Franklin D. Roosevelt, who established the Rural Electrification Administration (REA) in 1935, friends and neighbors banded together to create a new kind of electric utility, where the voice of every person made a difference. Electric cooperatives brought electric power to the countryside…

Rural Electric Cooperative was formed in 1938 by rural residents, REC continues to be member-owned and governed. Fewer than 100 members began receiving electric power when lines were first energized. Today REC has over 2,900 miles of distribution lines serving power to more than 11,000 meters. The service…

Shelby and Rush County REMCs were formed and began constructing distribution lines in 1935 and 1936. The electric cooperatives were formed by local groups of citizens who wanted electricity installed in rural areas surrounding their small towns and communities. They were granted low interest loans from…

The Rural Electrification Program had its beginning in May, 1935 and Rusk County Electric Cooperative came into being in December, 1937 when Dr. C.A. Dawson, Minden; Mr. T.L. Vincent and Mr. J.J. Pool, Tatum; Mr. J.W. Wylie, Pine Hill; Mr. J.E. Rogers, Henderson; Mr. S.T. Allison, Carthage; and Mr.…

REMC believes that the growth in the rural areas is vital to economic success of our service territory. We believe that electric service, while a dramatically changing industry, is rooted in two historical principals - always strive to reduce cost, and always offer the most continuous, highest quality…

SmartHub PAY NOW - NO registration required.  Just use your billing account number and your last name,or business name to pay your bill quickly and easily. SmartHub SELF SERVICE PORTAL - Register your account online.  You will need your account number, your name or business…

In 1938, a group of farmers in Mississippi County in southeast Missouri came together to form a cooperative to meet the electrical needs of the rural area. The small band of forward-thinking farmers and area business leaders received help from the newly formed Rural Electrification…

Sac Osage Electric Cooperative has a long, rich history in Cedar County and the nine adjoining counties where it provides electric service to mostly rural consumers. We have been serving our member consumers in Cedar, St. Clair, Benton, Barton, Dade, Polk, Hickory, Henry and Vernon counties for over…

Our headquarters campus is on S Street in East Sacramento, on the north side of Highway 50, just west of 65th Street. Our corporation yard and warehouse receiving areas are on the west side of 59th street, between Folsom Boulevard and S Street. Most public functions are in the Customer Service Center…

Salem Electric was founded in 1938 and energized April 24, 1941, serving 17 residential and 5 general service members in the city of West Salem in Polk County, Oregon. Founder Harry Read owned a local radio station and started the utility after his efforts to get a discounted rate from the local investor-owned…