Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative

Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative, also known as ACEC, offers a variety of products and services for homes, farms and businesses. It provides load management programs, as well as business and agriculture products. The company also offers personal health monitoring and home security services. In addition, Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative provides a range of appliances, such as refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers and microwaves. It also offers delivery and old appliance removal services. The company provides heart pumps, air conditioners and electric water heaters. Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative is staffed with more than 100 individuals. It has over 25 distribution substations. Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative has partnerships with Badger Energy Services, Marquette-Adams Telephone Cooperative and the Wisconsin Federation of Cooperatives.

Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative is a community-centered electric cooperative serving over 39,458 homes, businesses, farms, and schools across 12 central Wisconsin counties. Committed to the principles of cooperation, the cooperative focuses on delivering affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy while prioritizing superior service and community support for its member-owners. Guided by a mission to embrace cooperative values, Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative strives to be a trusted source of electricity and customer service. The cooperative also engages in various programs aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and community involvement, reflecting its dedication to the well-being of its members and the preservation of natural resources. Generated from the website

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