The use of Flathead Electric Coo perative’s Community Room is available to member organizations and clubs that are noncommercial in nature, for meetings, hearings, trainings, etc., provided that the event is free of charge and there are no goods, services or gifts being solicited. The Community Room is not available for parties or receptions. […]
Not everyone who wants solar panels can have them — some members rent their homes and cannot add solar, while others don’t have an opportune site for solar panels to generate energy. In 2015, your Co-op developed the area’s first community solar project, allowing any member to own locally-sited solar generation. Interested in Community Solar? […]
Trustee Elections Each year, three seats on Flathead Electric Coo perative’s (FEC)’s Board of Trustees come up for election. Qualifications Per Article VI, Section 3 of the FEC Bylaws, any person shall be eligible to become or remain a trustee who: A. Is a member of the Cooperative and is not otherwise disqualified; B. […]
[…] 21%. National Rate Comparison Your Co-op is focused on keeping your rates some of the lowest in the nation. In Montana, consumers pay nearly 2 cents less per kilowatt-hour (kWh) than the national average. At 9.47 cents per kWh, Flathead Electric’s residential rate falls below the state average. Check out this comparison of average […]
[…] 24/7 via my online account, the My Co-op mobile app, Pay-by-Phone, or at kiosks located at the Kalispell and Libby offices. Payments can also be made in- person during regular business hours. If my Flex Pay account reaches a zero balance I will be choosing to disconnect my electrical service at 10 a.m. the […]
[…] your electric bill will be deducted automatically from your designated bank account on your billing due date. How to Set Up Auto Pay Log in to your online account Go to “Billing and Payments” and “Auto Pay Accounts” You will still receive your bill in the mail indicating the total amount deducted (unless you […]
[…] have a transfer switch installed at your meter base by a qualified electrician. Your Co-op can help! (See below under “What’s a Transfer Switch?”). Standby generators are permanently installed home backups that run on natural gas or liquid propane. In an outage, these automatically turn on to provide power. They are wired through a […]
It looks like we pulled the plug on this incentive.
