You Have More Energy Choices Than Ever Before As your Co -op, our goal is to be your trusted energy advisor. Flathead Electric Cooperative wants to provide information to help you, our member–owners, make the best decisions and investments to power your home and business. Our energy advisors are available to assist you with […]
[…] Federal Columbia River Power System through the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA). As a result of being served primarily by hydropower, we have one of the least carbon -intensive electric grids, and our members enjoy some of the most affordable electric rates in the country. As a member of the Co–op, doesn’t it feel good […]
[…] to the distribution grid but doesn’t come directly from the grid. Some examples of distributed generation are solar panels on your home, windmills, battery backups, or on -site backup generators. These are all ways you can supplement your energy usage or have backup power. Some of the electricity you generate can even be put […]
Scholarships Your Co -op has several scholarship options available for students who are members, or whose parents/ guardians are served by Flathead Electric at their primary residence. Scholarships are available for: Seniors graduating from accredited high schools in the Co–op’s service area Graduating homeschool students Current undergraduate college students Flathead Electric Co–op Scholarships Flathead […]
[…] regarding standby generators can be found online on our Backup & Standby Generators page or by contacting Flathead Electric Cooperative’s (FEC’s) energy services department at (406) 751 -4483 (ask for energy services). Net Metering Information regarding net metering can be found online on our Systems for your Home or Business page or by contacting […]
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[…] to your electric service require not only a significant amount of power but also a significant amount of power at a constant rate. We call these “High Density Loads.” Examples may include agricultural grow operations, data centers, and cryptocurrency mining. These types of use may fall into the category of high -density loads. These […]
