[…] checking if your neighbors have electricity. Check our Outage Map If there is a verified outage reported in your area, you can see it on the map and get information about the outage. If your power outage is visible on the Outage Map, your Co-op is aware of the outage — you don’t need to […]
Back to Top About us Services Upcoming Events News Facts About Us Ashl and G&T Cooperatives is an electric generation and transmission cooperative with headquarters in Elko Nevada. We are governed by a Board of Directors, that together with our dedicated staff, have years of experience and knowledge in the industry. Services Energy Efficiency […]
[…] pennies do for our community last year? Watch the video for Roundp for Safety stats from 1997-2023! Light Reading Newsletter May 1, 2024 at 11:21 a.m. Data and insights from January’s record-breaking cold snap Remember January’s cold weather? Read on to learn more about how that affected the electric system in our region. Light […]
[…] the latest energy industry news. Each month, staff at your Co-op curates a selection of articles that impact your member-owned electric utility. From innovations in energy production and grid management to updates on regulatory changes and energy efficiency tips, you’ll find it here. We hope these articles empower you with valuable insights and help […]
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What Is A Co-op? A cooperative business owned and governed by its members. Providing electric service the cooperative way distinguishes electric cooperatives from investor-owned and municipal electric utilities. Flathead Electric is a not-for-profit cooperative that operates for the benefit of its members, rather than investors. Our members, staff, and trustees are all part of the […]
[…] of your electricity comes from hydroelectric dams in the Columbia River Basin. Read on to learn more. Light Reading Newsletter May 1, 2024 at 11:21 a.m. Data and insights from January’s record-breaking cold snap Remember January’s cold weather? Read on to learn more about how that affected the electric system in our region. Light […]
