East-Central Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative

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2400 Bing Miller Ln
Urbana, IA 52345
+1 (319) 443-4343
http://www.ecirec.coop

East-Central Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative, located in Urbana, IA, is a member-owned electric utility serving over 11,000 meters and maintaining 2,296 miles of distribution lines. With a dedicated team of 34 employees, the cooperative is committed to providing reliable and affordable electricity to its members while promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives.

Offering a range of account services and member programs, East-Central Iowa Rural Electric Cooperative strives to meet the diverse needs of its members, including residential, agricultural, and commercial customers. Through their commitment to energy efficiency and smart technologies, the cooperative aims to help members manage their energy usage, save money, and contribute to a sustainable future.

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