C&L Electric Cooperative Corporation

Ashley-Chicot Electric Cooperative, based in Hamburg, Arkansas, provides reliable electricity services to its members while emphasizing community support and resource efficiency. The cooperative offers various billing options, including online payments, bank drafts, and levelized billing, designed to accommodate the diverse needs of its customer base. Additionally, Ashley-Chicot Electric Cooperative is committed to assisting members facing financial hardships through payment assistance programs and educational resources on energy efficiency. The organization is focused on fostering growth and sustainability within the local community while maintaining the cooperative principles of service and safety. Generated from the website

Established in 1938, Ouachita Electric Cooperative Corporation provides electricity and related services to its members in five Arkansas counties. Based in Camden, Ark., it serves various sectors, including residential, farms, businesses and industries. The company offers a range of services to its members, like automatic bank draft, capital credits, levelized billing, online bill pay and stopping service. It also provides direct-to-home television, heat pumps, lightning protection program, water heaters, Internet access via satellite and security lights. Ouachita Electric Cooperative Corporation is a member of Touchstone Energy, a national alliance of local, consumer-owned electric cooperatives.

Arkansas Electric Cooperatives, headquartered in Little Rock, Ark., provides wholesale electricity to 16 distribution cooperatives that own it. The 17 distribution cooperatives serve more than 435,000 members across Arkansas and in surrounding states. It owns seven power plants and co-owns or has lease interests in three others. Founded in 1942, Arkansas' electric cooperatives own nearly 2,300 megawatts of generating capacity through the generation and transmission cooperative. AECC owns and operates three natural gas/oil-fired plants and owns or leases portions of three coal-fired plants. It also owns and operates three hydroelectric generating stations on the Arkansas River and one natural-gas fired simple-cycle plant in southern Arkansas.