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North Carolina`s electric cooperatives are a network of not-for-profit electric utility organizations powering the days and empowering the lives of 2.5 million North Carolinians from the mountains to the coast. There are 26 electric distribution cooperatives rooted in communities across the state, each committed to delivering homes, farms and businesses with safe, reliable, affordable and environmentally responsible electricity. There is a group of cooperative organizations in Raleigh that works for the 26 distribution cooperatives. This group includes: North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation, the power supplier to the co-ops; North Carolina Association of Electric Cooperatives, the trade association providing services to them; and Tarheel Electric Membership Association, the organization that supplies the cooperatives with the materials necessary to maintain their modern, sophisticated systems. Each cooperative is independent and owned by the people, called members, to whom it provides service. Those members elect the cooperative`s board of directors, which is responsible for establishing the cooperative`s policies, goals and strategies.
Consolidated Electric Cooperative is a Mount Gilead, OH-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Stanton County Public PWR DST is a Stanton, NE-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Tenaska is . . . an energy company with expertise in independent power plant development, ownership and operations; natural gas, electric power and biofuels marketing; energy risk management; asset acquisition and operations; gas transportation; and electric transmission. Specialties Power plant, development, construction, operation, natural gas, electric power, biofuels, marketing, Energy risk management, Fuel procurement, Energy asset acquisition, development, management, Gas transportation, electric transmission
Founded organically by Permian operators, Atlas Sand provides the Oil & Gas industry access to the largest, highest quality frac sand reserves in West Texas. This local sand advantage will reduce well costs and remove the risk of delayed or lost delivery associated with long distance transportation.