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Eau Claire Energy Cooperative (ECEC) provides reliable and affordable electricity and related energy services to residential, business, and farm members in Eau Claire County. We also serve portions of Chippewa, Clark, Dunn, Pepin, Buffalo, Trempealeau and Jackson Counties. As a Touchstone Energy Cooperative, we are proud of the personal service we offer to over 12,000 awesome cooperative members.

The employees of the Cooperative are committed to making sure your home or business is receiving energy. Call our office and speak to any of our knowledgeable employees about your account, bill, or energy information. We serve over 12,000 members on more than 1,730 miles of distribution lines. You could say we're pretty energized about our jobs and the people we serve.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ECEC is governed by a nine-person Board of Directors elected by members to three-year terms. At each annual meeting, three directors are elected. If you have questions or concerns regarding your Cooperative, please contact your Board Representative.

Seymour, west of County Road UN, Eau Claire County; Hallie and Lafayette, Chippewa County, except land in District 2 and the village of Lake Hallie.

All service areas of the cooperative within the city of Eau Claire and the city of Altoona.

Ludington, and Seymour, east of County Road UN, Eau Claire County; Sigel, including the village of Cadott, Goetz and Edson, Chippewa County; and the town of Butler, Clark County.

Washington west of South Lowes Creek Road and Union, Eau Claire County; Spring Brook, Dunn County, except land in District 2.

Brunswick and Drammen, Eau Claire County; Rock Creek, Dunn County; Albany, Pepin County; Naples, Buffalo County, except service area in District 2.

Pleasant Valley, Eau Claire County; Albion, Trempealeau County.

Washington, east of South Lowes Creek Rd, north of Walnut Rd, and north of an easterly extension of Walnut Rd to Mathwig Rd, and north of Mathwig Rd, Eau Claire County, except land in District 2.

Lincoln, Clear Creek, Otter Creek, and Washington, south of Walnut Rd, south of easterly extension of Walnut Rd to Mathwig Rd, and south of Mathwig Rd, Eau Claire County; Sumner & Unity, Trempealeau County.

Wilson, Bridge Creek and Fairchild, Eau Claire County; Garfield, Cleveland and Northfield, Jackson County.

EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP TEAM

President & Chief Executive Officer

Chief Financial Officer

Operations Manager

Technology & Member Services Manager

Exec Assistant & HR Administrator

Marketing & Communications Coordinator

GENERATION AND DISTRIBUTION

Eau Claire Energy Cooperative is a distribution cooperative, meaning that the Cooperative purchased power from a wholesale provider, Dairyland Power Cooperative, and distributes it to its members. Dairyland Power Cooperative generates power in a variety of ways and transmits it to ECEC and its membership. Dairyland Power Cooperative generates electricity by using both traditional and renewable energy resources to provide safe, reliable and affordable electricity. Dairyland owns and operates several power plants utilizing a progressive 'all of the above' strategy: hydroelectric, natural gas, coal, landfill gas, wind, and solar generation.