Nodak Business-Power Outages

Nodak Electric Cooperative is a reliable and forward-thinking electric cooperative based in Grand Forks, ND. They are committed to providing high-quality and affordable electricity to their members, ensuring power reliability even in the face of challenging weather conditions. With a focus on community partnerships and sustainable energy programs, Nodak Electric Cooperative is dedicated to meeting the growing energy needs of their members while maintaining a strong commitment to service and reliability. As a member of Minnkota Power Cooperative, Nodak Electric Cooperative is able to leverage their wholesale power supplier's resources to enhance power reliability and support economic development in the region. Their recent project, the Walle substation, is a testament to their commitment to future growth and reliability. Additionally, Nodak Electric Cooperative's dedicated line crews have demonstrated their resilience and expertise in restoring power during challenging situations, such as the recent ice storm, ensuring that their members receive uninterrupted electricity service.Generated from the website

Minnkota Power Cooperative is a regional generation and transmission cooperative that serves 11 member-owner distribution cooperatives. Minnkota's service area of nearly 34,500 square miles is located in eastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota. Minnkota is a partner of the Touchstone Energy Group. It serves 12 municipal utilities and a municipal power agency. Its associated systems serve more than 112,000 customers in North Dakota and Minnesota. With headquarters in Grand Forks, N.D., Minnkota Power owns and operates the Milton R. Young Station located near Center, N.D. It consists of two units that are supplied with lignite coal from the adjacent mines of BNI Coal.

Graybar Grand Forks is located at 4434 16th Avenue Circle N and will operate Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with after-hours emergency service available. The branch is approximately 9,000 sq. ft. and will serve Grand Forks and northeast North Dakota and northwest Minnesota.