Co-Mo Electric Cooperative

Marshall Municipal Utilities is a municipally owned company that provides utility management services to maintain and operate various facilities. It is operated by the Marshall Board of Public Works and has various divisions, including water treatment, wastewater collection, electricity production, Internet, and natural gas transportation utilities. The organization s Internet division provides wireless and fiber Internet services and Web hosting. Its wastewater collection department maintains sanitary sewer collection systems. Marshall Municipal Utilities provides various energy and water conservation techniques, such as efficient heating, cooling and lighting. Its customer services division provides billing to customers for the services that they use. Additionally, it provides online sales of electrical equipment, including neutral grounding resistors and over current relays. The department is located in Marshall, Mo.

Founded in 1939, Co-Mo Electric Cooperative is a consumer-owned, nonprofit electric distribution cooperative system. The system serves more than 25,000 members. It distributes electricity in residential, rural and agricultural areas, as well as the resort and tourist industries. Co-Mo Electric Cooperative provides online bill payment services. The system receives funds from the National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation. It distributes electricity generated by Associated Electric Cooperative. Co-Mo Electric Cooperative organizes a variety of fundraising events and offers community support services. The system additionally provides energy saving information.

Central Electric Power Cooperative is an independent, locally-owned electric generation and transmission cooperative that delivers power to eight distribution cooperatives. Its eight distribution cooperatives serve a 22,000-square-mile area of central Missouri. Central Electric purchases its power from Associated Electric Cooperative, the nation s sixth-lowest cost bulk power supplier. It also operates its own 72-megawatt, coal-fired power plant. Central Electric meets a demand of nearly 700 megawatts and reports sales of more than 2.9 billion kilowatt hours each year. It is the primary electric supplier to more than 160,000 residential, commercial and industrial consumers. Central Electric maintains its headquarters in Jefferson City, Mo.