Eastern Maine Elect Co-Op Inc

The Northern Maine Independent System Administrator (NMISA) is a non-profit entity overseeing the administration of the northern Maine transmission system and electric power markets, specifically within Aroostook and Washington counties, where the load is approximately 130 megawatts. NMISA aims to provide independent, objective, and non-discriminatory administration of transmission access and related functions, while actively monitoring energy markets in Northern Maine. Responsible for the transmission systems of both investor-owned and cooperatively-owned utilities, NMISA includes diverse members ranging from municipally-owned utilities and energy generators to suppliers and large retail customers in the service area. Its core mission is to ensure effective operation and regulation of energy, ancillary, and other services in the region. Generated from the website

Emera Maine, operating as Versant Power, has been serving communities in northern and eastern Maine since 1924, focusing on enhancing infrastructure resilience and improving business operations. The company is committed to providing reliable electric service while also engaging in community support initiatives, including various assistance programs for customers in need. In 2025, Versant Power plans to replace over 20 miles of bare wire with covered conductor to enhance safety and reduce outages caused by tree contact. The company also invests in technological improvements, such as upgrading substations and implementing advanced metering solutions to better serve its customers. Generated from the website

Bangor Hydro-Electric Company in Bangor is dedicated to providing open access transmission customers and potential open access transmission customers with relevant information through their OASIS platform. The OASIS serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to learn more about the company's transmission services and access essential information for their energy needs. Generated from their website's infomation