[…] 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 -Residential 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 […]
[…] directors awarded $34,624 in support of community safety projects proposed by nonprofit organizations. Grantees ranged from an emerging senior support group, My Glacier Village, to the long -established Bigfork Food Bank, and the Swan Mission Search and Rescue team, which sought funding for a drone. “We went back and looked at our SAR (search […]
Billing Options Auto Pay Paperless Budget Billing Flex Pay Auto Pay Simplify your life by setting up automatic payments. Flathead Electric offers an automatic $0.50 monthly bill credit to members who use auto pay. The amount of your electric bill will be deducted automatically from your designated bank account on your billing due date. How […]
[…] prolonged cold in over 20 years, and shattered multiple records while it froze pipes and pushed the electric grid to new limits. The local Flathead Electric Co -op (FEC) grid is part of the Pacific Northwest’s (PNW) Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) grid, which stretches from the Hungry Horse and Libby dams through the Columbia […]
[…] online, below. We will not accept paper applications. Need assistance? Reach out to our Roundup for Safety Board Liaison: Courtney Stone Communications & Marketing Supervisor (406) 751 -1820 Email Courtney Application Deadline: The deadline for applications to be considered at the monthly Roundup for Safety Board meetings is the last day of the prior […]
[…] for help funding a backstop for a new youth softball field. Turner Mountain/Kootenai Winter Sports requested assistance purchasing medical supplies and a rescue toboggan for its all -volunteer ski patrol, one of the last of its kind. Turner Mountain ski patroller Jeff Carlson expanded, “each patroller supplies their own ski equipment, lift evacuation equipment, […]
As a not –for-profit, member–owned Co–op, Flathead Electric’s cooperative business model means that when it brings in more revenue than is needed to operate, that money is allocated back to its members as ‘capital credits.’ Each year, some of these capital credits go unclaimed, usually because members move away without updating their mailing addresses. […]
