Central Wisconsin Electric Cooperative

Central Wisconsin Electric Cooperative is an electric utility in central Wisconsin, which serves approximately 8,000 members across 1,500 miles of electric lines. It offers a wide array of products, such as satellite TV, high-speed Internet, heating systems, lifeline phones, cell phones and many more. The cooperative offers services, such as energy conservation rewards, energy audits, operation roundup, scholarships, toys for tots, low-income assistance, revolving loan funds and farm wiring programs. Central Wisconsin Electric Cooperative also works with government agencies to obtain zero percent financing for businesses. The organization comprises of various departments including vegetation management, outdoor lighting, service conductor upgrade, etc.

Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative, serving over 39,458 homes, businesses, farms, and schools across 12 central Wisconsin counties, is committed to delivering affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy. As a member-owned cooperative, it operates under cooperative principles, ensuring that profits are returned to its member-owners and fostering community-focused initiatives. The cooperative is dedicated to providing superior service while promoting safety, energy efficiency, and environmental conservation. Through various programs, including energy-saving tips and electric vehicle support, Adams-Columbia Electric Cooperative seeks to be a trusted source for its members' energy needs. Generated from the website

The Water Works and Lighting Commission is an electric and water utility providing electric service to 45,000 residents of Wood and Portage counties in central Wisconsin. It offers water services to 19,000 people in the City of Wisconsin Rapids. Operational since 1890, The Water Works and Lighting Commission is one of the largest municipally owned utilities in Wisconsin. Municipally owned by the City of Wisconsin Rapids, the commission's electric department serves around 263,623,000 Kwh of electricity to over 13,900 customers. With over 848,200 feet of water main lines and more than 1,050 fire hydrants, its water department serves over 8,700 water customers.