Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative

Carthage Water & Electric Plant (CWEP) has proudly served the Carthage community for 125 years, providing essential electric and water services. The organization is committed to enhancing customer experience through innovative solutions such as a mobile app for account management and text alert notifications for updates and news. In addition to reliable utility services, CWEP offers fiber and wireless internet options, ensuring residents have access to modern connectivity. The company actively engages with the community through events and initiatives, fostering a strong connection with its customers. Generated from the website

KAMO Electric Cooperative, with headquarters in Vinita, Okla., is a nonprofit generation and transmission cooperative that provides wholesale electric services to 17 member distribution cooperatives in northeast Oklahoma and southwest Missouri. The company is responsible for providing power and related services to its distribution cooperative members through its high voltage transmission. It is one of six generation transmission cooperative utilities that own Associated Electric Cooperative. AECI provides the capacity and energy needs for KAMO and the other five utilities. KAMO Power and its members are nonprofit organizations, meaning any revenues over costs are credited back to the member-owners as funds are available. Area offices are located in El Dorado Springs, Spokane and Neosho, Mo., and in Cleveland and Muskogee, Okla. Satellite crews are located in Stillwater and Collinsville, Okla.