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Electric Safety
We all tend to take electricity for granted, until it’s not there. Then we realize how dependent we are on the flow of current for our everyday existence. However, electricity should not be taken for granted, and should not be treated lightly. Midwest Energy Cooperative offers free safety demonstrations to help educate children and adults alike about the dangers of electricity.
What's New with Midwest
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Dinner and Dialog Coming to Your District
February 8, 2012
In March we begin our ninth season of member meetings, hitting the road to each of our nine districts to [...] -
Midwest Invites Youth Leaders to Apply for Summit
February 8, 2012
Midwest Energy Cooperative is looking for a few good teens for the 2012 Youth Leadership Summit (YLS), April 18-20 at [...] -
IBEC Exits BPL Business; Midwest Continues Search for Options
February 2, 2012
Several years ago Midwest Energy Cooperative partnered with International Broadband Electric Communications, Inc. (IBEC) to provide a high-speed internet option [...] -
Midwest Employee Family Supports Regional Sports Complex
January 27, 2012
The employees of Midwest Energy Cooperative and Midwest Propane provided a $500 donation this week to the Edwardsburg Sports Complex [...]
Midwest Blogs
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IBEC Exits BPL Business; Midwest Continues Search for Options
Several years ago Midwest Energy Cooperative partnered with International Broadband Electric Communications, Inc. (IBEC) to provide a high-speed internet option [...]
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The “Power Is In Your Hands”
March 2011
I recently stumbled across a great blog entry entitled “Life with My PG&E Smart Meter after One Year.” It’s [...] -
Co-op Connections Card Puts Value In Your Wallet
February 2011
As your electric utility, it’s important for Midwest Energy Cooperative to provide you with safe and reliable power. But [...] -
We Make a Big Difference in our Community
January 2011
I was part of the crowd on that cold November morning – a mere spectator to the action that [...]