San Bernard Electric Cooperative Inc

Jackson Electric Cooperative Inc. is dedicated to providing reliable electric and subsidiary services to its members in the Jackson and Matagorda County regions of Texas. The cooperative emphasizes community involvement and maintains open communication among its Board of Directors, management, employees, and local leaders. In addition to electric services, Jackson Electric Cooperative offers various member services, including propane and internet options, as well as educational opportunities like scholarships and youth tours. The cooperative also focuses on safety, reliability, and sustainability, aiming to protect affordable power for rural Texans. Generated from the website

The Fayette Power Project (FPP) of Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) provides electricity for more than 1 million people in Texas. The facility comprises three units capable of generating up to 1,641 megawatts of electricity. Its main fuel source is coal from the Powder River Basin of Wyoming, which burns cleaner than other types of coal and lignite. The Fayette Power Project s parent company, LCRA, is a conservation and reclamation district created by the Texas Legislature in 1934. LCRA operates solely on utility revenues and fees generated from supplying energy, water and community services. It supplies low-cost electricity for Central Texas, manages water supplies and floods in the lower Colorado River basin and develops water and wastewater utilities. The Fayette Power Project maintains a location in La Grange, Texas.

Founded in 1944, South Texas Electric Cooperative provides wholesale electric power to member cooperatives. The company serves eight distribution cooperatives, including Karnes, Wharton County, Victoria, Jackson, San Patricio, Nueces, Magic Valley and Medina electric cooperatives. These cooperatives provide service to more than 150,000 members in over 30 southern Texas counties. Headquartered in Nursery, Texas, South Texas Electric Cooperative s power is generated utilizing a variety of fuels, including lignite, natural gas, diesel and water. These resources include a 50 percent share in the San Miguel Electric Cooperative lignite generation plant located in Christine, Texas. South Texas Electric Cooperative has the Sam Rayburn facility, which is a combination of resources, including dual-fuel, combined-cycle generation and the Pearsall facility.