Birds, salmon and energy storage: Going 100-percent renewable in Alaska’s pristine, resilient remote communities
Late last year, the Smart Electric Power Alliance (SEPA) posted a fanciful holiday blog about Santa’s microgrid. The piece was, in essence, a hypothetical case study of the use of solar, storage and other distributed energy resources (DERs) to meet the electricity needs of a small, remote community with an...
Thinking Big: From Broadband to Microgrids, Small Co-ops Find Innovative Ways to Make a Large Impact
Big electric cooperatives, with their heftier budgets and larger staffs, often get the recognition for leading on technological innovations and groundbreaking projects. But some smaller co-ops have refused to let size stand in the way of their commitments to big-time service. “The pace of change and innovation may be different around the...
CEC Donation Opportunity/Requests
CoBank is offering a one tome donation match through CEC to a 501C3 Non-Profit organization up to $5,000 for a total of $10,000! If your organization is seeking a donation for an electrical related project complete a CEC Contribution Request Form (see link for form at bottom of page...
Customer Appreciation Day
CEC thanks everyone for attending our Customer Appreciation Day on August 3, 2016. We had a great time visiting with everyone and look forward to next years event....
2015 CEO Report
It has been a strong year for CEC both financially and operationally. We did not borrow money this year, and paid down $833,503 in existing debt for a new total debt of $15,602.755. This has increased the members’ ownership share of CEC to 49.46% Equity. We budgeted a...
Crater Lake
Cordova Electric Cooperative and the City of Cordova hired a firm to evaluate the feasibility of the Crater Lake Water and Power Project and develop a Feasibility/Conceptual Design Report for the Project. The Feasibility Study has been completed and is available to review. The Crater Lake Feasibility Study...