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. How […]
[…] with the City of Whitefish near the Whitefish Wastewater Treatment Plant, and will feature over 400 solar panels capable of cumulatively generating 200 kilowatts (kW) of carbon -free electricity. Construction will begin early summer 2024 and the project is expected to begin generating electricity in the fall. Any Co–op member may purchase the generation […]
Outages impacting your service should be reported by calling or texting OUT to 406 -751–4449 or through your online account or mobile device. To report other damage to Flathead Electric Cooperative’s electrical equipment (poles, wires, transformers, etc.), text ISSUE to 406–751–4449 or use the form below. DANGER! Never touch, go near, or drive over […]
Flathead Electric Cooperative produces an annual calendar featuring photos of our area taken by Co -op members. Calendars are available for members at Co–op offices each November. Photos submitted should depict wildlife, scenery, people, activities, or anything that represents our unique lifestyle and special corner of Northwest Montana. Members featured in the calendar receive […]
[…] available to assist you with your electricity needs. Whether you are considering solar panels, a backup generator, or purchasing an electric vehicle, call us first. Your Co -op is here to serve as a resource and can provide valuable information on rates, insights on your energy consumption, system sizing recommendations, safety considerations, and more. […]
We are committed to equal employment and volunteer opportunity without regard to age, ancestry, disability, national or ethnic origin, race, religious belief, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, political belief, or veteran status. This policy applies to all areas of employment and volunteer participation, including recruitment, hiring, training and development, promotion, transfer, termination, […]
As a 501(c)12 not -for–profit electric utility, when Flathead Electric Cooperative brings in more revenue than is needed to operate, that money is allocated back to its members as “capital credits.” Some of these capital credits go unclaimed, usually because members move away without updating their mailing addresses. When capital credits go unclaimed for […]
