Franklin Rural Electric Co-op

Heartland Power Cooperative is dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and affordable electricity to its members in Iowa. With a commitment to environmentally responsible practices, the cooperative ensures access to power 24/7, maintaining an extensive network of primary lines across its service area. Beyond electricity, Heartland Power Cooperative engages in community programs, offering initiatives such as Operation Round Up to support local members in need. The organization emphasizes equality among its members, focusing on building strong relationships while returning value in the form of capital credits and special refunds since 1998. Generated from the website

Grundy County Rural Electric Cooperative, located in Grundy Center, IA, is dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and affordable electric service to rural families, farms, and industries in Grundy, Black Hawk, Marshall, Tama, Butler, and Hardin Counties. With 9 substations and over 900 miles of distribution lines, the cooperative serves approximately 1742 member-owners and is committed to meeting their energy needs. As a member of Corn Belt Power Cooperative, Grundy County REC operates with a 7-member board of directors elected by the member-consumers. The cooperative offers various services and programs, including Co-op Connections Card for savings, home energy assessments, rebate forms, and energy efficiency programs. With a focus on renewable energy and community development, Grundy County REC strives to enhance the quality of life for its members while promoting sustainable practices.Generated from the website

The Corn Belt Power Cooperative, headquartered in Humboldt, Iowa, is a generation and transmission electric cooperative owned by its member systems. This cooperative provides electricity to more than 10 member distribution electric cooperatives and one municipal electric cooperative. These cooperatives serve farm members, rural residences, small towns and commercial and industrial members in 28 counties in northern Iowa. The Corn Belt Power Cooperative works to improve the quality of life for its members and their communities. Corn Belt actively promotes economic development efforts, environmental programs and energy efficiency through its many programs. Corn Belt Power owns and operates more than 1,650 miles of high voltage transmission line and owns and services 135 distribution substations and 30 switching stations. More than 30 microwave towers provide instant communication to operate radio-controlled switches. Its System Control Center is staffed 24 hours a day to monitor generation and transmission.