With headquarters in Bismarck, N.D., and a service center in Wing, Capital Electric Cooperative has provided electricity to our consumer-members in Burleigh and southern Sheridan counties since 1948. We also serve portions of Emmons, Kidder and McLean. We take pride in being progressive yet friendly, service-oriented yet energy conscious.
As a cooperative, we are owned and governed by the members we serve. Our directors on the board are elected by the membership, so they have a vested interest in the operation of the cooperative. Learn more about how Capital Electric proudly returns its margins back to the members it serves in the form of Capital Credits.
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Incumbents Erv Mund (left) of District 2 and Dwight Wrangham (right) of District 1 were re-elected to the board. Capital Electric member Deon Vilhauer was newly elected to the board of directors, to serve District 2. He replaces Shelly Peterson, who chose not to seek re-election. |
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Thanks, members!
The Capital Electric Cooperative directors, managers and employees thank you, our member-owners, for attending our 63rd annual meeting held June 2. We appreciate the interest you continue to show in your electric cooperative!
This year, our board of directors approved the capital credit retirement of all unretired capital credits from 1993 totaling slightly less than $865,000. Capital Electric employees handed out checks at the annual meeting. The rest of the unclaimed checks were mailed to members who were unable to attend.
Within the next week, more information will be uploaded on Capital Electric’s 63rd annual meeting. Also, don't miss the July center pages of the North Dakota LIVING magazine for more details and photos.
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Capital Electric connects members to stimulus savings
With the passage of the federal stimulus bill, there’s money available to help many Americans weatherize homes and make energy efficiency improvements. But how can Capital Electric Cooperative consumers connect with these resources? Your co-op is ready to help as the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 goes into effect. Click here for more federal information, and here for more state info.
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Save tomorrow by planning TODAY
With the building season just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to plan how you and your builder can take a proactive approach to reducing your future electric bills. If you’re a Capital Electric Cooperative member, stop by headquarters and visit with our member services department.
Even before you build, we can analyze your floor plans to calculate heat loss and determine the necessary type and size of equipment needed to efficiently heat that new floor plan. For more information, click here.
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It is every person’s responsibility to practice energy conservation and efficiency!
Click here to learn some FREE things YOU can do to reduce your electric bill and slow the growing demand for additional electric generation nationwide.
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