[…] & Rebate Programs Save energy—and money—by adopting energy conservation habits, weatherizing, and installing energy efficient equipment in your home or business. Our team can help you identify where you may be losing energy and how to proceed with upgrades. We can even help you get rebates or low-interest loans for efficiency projects that help […]
[…] amp rating: Apartment and townhome metering. All* Voltages with All Amp Ratings Net Metering – Solar, Wind, or other generation connected to FEC’s system. *See FEC’s Non-Re sidential Electric Service Handbook. Will need to submit specification sheets and obtain pre-approval from FEC’s metering department. 100 Amp, 200 Amp, & 320 Amp Services Must Meet […]
[…] here to help you choose the right one. When it comes to generators, there are two main types: Portable generators are typically gas or diesel-powered generators. These can be used to power a motorhome or an off-grid appliance. If you want to use one to power your home in case of emergency, you MUST […]
When installed and programmed correctly, the right thermostat can save energy and help lower electrical demand. For members with electric heat, Flathead Electric Co-op offers rebates on the purchase of smart thermostats and line voltage thermostats. To be eligible for a rebate, the installed thermostat(s) must be on the Bonneville Power Administration’s Qualified Product […]
[…] prize will take place. (You must be present to win the grand prize.) Dinner, 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. 406 BBQ will serve pulled pork and chicken, drinks, and sides, courtesy of the Co-op. RSVP Here Frequently Asked Questions Who is invited? All Flathead Electric Cooperative members. How do I know if I’m a member of […]
[…] extract heat from the air to heat water. They can be identified by the presence of a heat pump mechanism.   What size is my water heater? Re sidential tank water heaters typically range from 40 to 100 gallons. Look for a sticker on the side of your water heater that lists the serial number […]
[…] lines When Planting Trees Avoid planting trees within 20 feet of power lines When Planting Within 20 feet Is Unavoidable Only plant and maintain the following within the 20-foot zone, on either side of power lines: Grass Flowers Hedges Shrubs For your reference, Flathead Electric maintains a list of Small Trees – Maturing at Less Than 15 Feet Tall […]
