
Central Electric’s Year in Review
While change is constant, Central Electric Cooperative’s mission stays the same every year: deliver our members safe, clean, reliable electricity at the lowest possible rates.

While change is constant, Central Electric Cooperative’s mission stays the same every year: deliver our members safe, clean, reliable electricity at the lowest possible rates.

CEC must implement a rate change impacting all customer classes effective January 1, 2024.

Central Electric Cooperative members who participated in our member satisfaction survey in June gave us an overall satisfaction rating of 90%, with 70% being very satisfied.

View an introductory message from Brad Wilson, Central Electric Cooperative’s new president and CEO.

Weather events can adversely affect your electric bills. CEC wants to serve as your trusted energy adviser to help you maximize saving and experience year-round comfort while having a home that benefits from greater efficiency.

The 2023 state legislative session is underway, and there is considerable activity on energy-related issues. 2 bills have emerged that would undermine your electric cooperative’s system reliability and local governance.

The recent surge in physical attacks sabotaging electrical substations throughout the country serves as a somber reminder of the vulnerability of the electric grid’s critical assets

Central Electric Cooperative, a not-for-profit utility, buys almost all its power from the federal Bonneville Power Administration to deliver more than 95% renewable, carbon-free electricity to its members.

Phase IV of Central Electric Cooperative’s gradual rate design begins in January 2023.

Join a Member Virtual Meeting, Thursday, December 8, from 7 to 8 p.m.