A nonprofit, customer-owned electric utility that distributes power in a rural area. As of June 1990, there are three rural electric cooperatives in California:

A not-for-profit electric company that is owned by the customers it serves; in Maryland, a small rural electric cooperative is one that supplies electricity to less than 1,000 customers.

A customer-owned electric utility that distributes electricity to members and that receives lower-cost financing through the federal government. In Texas, co-ops can choose to opt into the competitive retail market.

A customer-owned electric utility that distributes electricity to members and that receives lower-cost financing through the federal government. In Texas, co-ops can choose to opt into the competitive retail market.

Independent, locally owned business enterprise, incorporated under the laws of the state in which it operates. Consumers who get service are members of the co-op and share responsibility for its success or failure along with the benefits they receive.

Customer-owned electric utility that distributes electricity to members and that receives lower-cost financing through the federal government. Rural electric cooperatives and most utilities owned and [..]

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(also called a cooperatively owned electric utility) In the United States, a rural electric cooperative is a customer-owned utility created to transmit and distribute power in rural areas. Rural elect [..]

A not-for-profit electric company that has been financed under the Rural Electrification Act of 1936.