Doniphan Electric Cooperative

Kansas Electric Power Cooperative in Topeka, Kan., was incorporated in 1975 as a nonprofit generation and transmission cooperative. It procures an adequate and reliable power supply for nearly 20 distribution rural electric cooperative members. The members support a wide range of other services, such as rural economic development, marketing and diversification opportunities, power requirement and engineering studies and rate design. KEPCo is governed by a board of trustees representing each of its members, which serve more than 100,000 electric meters in two-thirds of rural Kansas. The coop is under the jurisdiction of the Kansas Corporation Commission and was granted a limited certificate of convenience and authority in 1980 to act as a generation and transmission public utility.

N.W. Electric Power Cooperative, Inc., located in Cameron, Missouri, is a leading electric cooperative that serves the local community and surrounding areas. Committed to providing reliable and affordable electricity, they operate within the three-tiered system of electric cooperatives, adhering to cooperative principles and promoting non-discrimination. With a focus on safety and energy conservation, N.W. Electric Power Cooperative works together with its member cooperatives to save energy and ensure a sustainable future. As a Touchstone Energy Cooperative, N.W. Electric Power Cooperative, Inc. collaborates with other member cooperatives, including Atchison-Holt Electric Cooperative, Farmers Electric Cooperative, Grundy Electric Cooperative, North Central Missouri Electric Cooperative, Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative, United Electric Cooperative, and West Central Electric Cooperative. With a shared commitment to providing reliable electricity and exceptional service, these cooperatives work together to meet the energy needs of their communities and promote the well-being of their members.Generated from the website

Kansas City Power & Light is a full-service energy provider that serves residential and commercial customers in Missouri and Kansas. KCP&L services nearly 500,000 customers in 24 Missouri and Northwest Kansas counties and its territory spans more than 4,500 square miles. The company has approximately 1,700 miles of transmission lines, more than 10,000 miles of overhead distribution lines and approximately 3,400 miles of underground distribution lines. The company was founded in 1892 and has corporate headquarters in Kansas City, Mo. It operates eight stations with 25 generating units that provide power to its customers and sell energy to the wholesale market. KCP&L is a wholly owned subsidiary of Great Plains Energy, which trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol GXP.