What Are Capital Credits? Your Cooperative is a not–for–pr ofit, member–owned electric utility. We do not exist to make money for shareholders – we exist only to provide low–cost, reliable electricity to you, our members. One benefit of being a member of a not–for–profit co–op is that you share in any excess revenue. Read […]
Current Job Openings What We Offer The Cooperative Spirit Come Work With Us Current Openings Mechanic Job Type: Non–Exempt Facility: Kalispell Office Salary: 39.38 Operations Don’t see a current job opening that suits your qualifications but are still interested in working at the Co–op? Please let us know! Submit your resume and for the […]
Flathead Electric Cooperative offers resources to help our members keep the power on when times are tough. Please contact us or one of the resources listed below if you are having trouble paying your electric bill. Delinquent accounts receive a past due notice on their bill statement and are mailed a disconnect notice (which […]
Backup Generators Storms and extended power outages are part of living in our beautiful, heavily treed service territory. If you’re thinking of installing a backup generator, you’re in the right place. On this page, you will find information about: Different types of backup generator systems Safe installation of backup generators What your Co–op requires […]
[…] Co–op and voluntarily funded by members who “round up” their monthly electric bill to the nearest dollar. The extra money provides grant funds for locally based nonpr ofit safety projects. “Rounding up” only costs each member about $6 per year, yet it makes a huge impact on our community. Since 1997, the Roundup for […]
[…] allowing any member to own locally–sited solar generation. How does community solar work? Co–op members purchase panels in the Community Solar project. (Or, in the case of Community Solar Phase III, members may purchase the generation output of each panel.) The sun creates energy which is captured by solar panels. Energy is transferred […]
