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2020 NRECA ANNUAL 2

THURSDAY, FEB. 27, 20207 a.m.–2p.m. NRECA Registration8 a.m.–4 p.m. Director Education

FRIDAY, FEB. 28, 20207 a.m.–2 p.m. NRECA Registration8 a.m.–4 p.m. Director Education8 a.m.–5 p.m. MIP Graduate Pre-Annual Meeting Training

Session: How to Influence Without DirectAuthority (Day 1 of 2)

SATURDAY, FEB. 29, 20207 a.m.–2 p.m. NRECA Registration8 a.m.–4 p.m. Touchstone Energy® Cooperatives

Community Service ProjectPowered by Touchstone Energy

8 a.m.–4 p.m. Director Education 8 a.m.–5 p.m. MIP Graduate Pre-Annual Meeting Training

Session: How to Influence Without DirectAuthority (Day 2 of 2)

SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 20207 a.m.–6 p.m. NRECA Registration8 a.m.–4 p.m. Director Education 8 a.m.–5 p.m. TechAdvantage Pre-Conference Workshops

(pre-registration required)8:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Health Screenings9 a.m.–1:30 p.m. NRTC Registration9 a.m.–6 p.m. CFC Registration10–11:30 a.m. SEDC Member Enrichment Meeting 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. NISC Annual Meeting2–3:30 p.m. NRTC Annual Meeting2–4 p.m. CFC Commitment to Excellence4–5 p.m. Proposed Resolutions Forum

Hosted by the NRECA National ResolutionsCommittee

5:30–7:30 p.m. Welcome ReceptionSponsored by CoBank

MONDAY, MARCH 2, 2020 7 a.m.–7 p.m. NRECA Registration7–8:15 a.m. Continental Breakfast

Sponsored by CFC, NCSC & Federated7 a.m.–2 p.m. CFC Registration

(Re-opens at 2:30 p.m. and closes at 3 p.m.)7 a.m.–4 p.m. Health Screenings7 a.m.–5 p.m. Federated Members’ Hospitality Area8 a.m.–5:15 p.m. TechAdvantage Experience Sessions

(for TechPlus registrants)8:30–10:30 a.m. General Session 111 a.m.–noon Breakout & Spark Sessions11 a.m.–1 p.m. Lunch

Sponsored by CFC, NCSC & Federated11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. NRECA International Luncheon

Sponsored by CoBank1:30–2:30 p.m. Breakout & Spark Sessions3–4:30 p.m. CFC Annual Meeting 4:30–7 p.m. TechAdvantage Expo Opening Reception

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TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 20207 a.m.–6 p.m. NRECA Registration7–8:30 a.m. Annual ACRE® Meeting & Breakfast

(Doors open at 6:45 a.m.)7–8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast

Sponsored by CFC, NCSC & Federated7 a.m.–1 p.m. CFC Hospitality Area7 a.m.–1 p.m. Federated Members’ Hospitality Area7 a.m.–4 p.m. Health Screenings8 a.m.–4:15 p.m. TechAdvantage Experience Sessions

(for TechPlus registrants)9–11:30 a.m. General Session 2 (includes NRECA

Business Meeting—approx. 11 a.m.)11 a.m.–1 p.m. Lunch

Sponsored by CFC, NCSC & Federated11:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. TechAdvantage Expo 1–2 p.m. Breakout & Spark Sessions2:15–3:15 p.m. Breakout & Spark Sessions3:45–4:45 p.m. Federated Rural Electric Insurance

Exchange Annual Meeting 7:30–9 p.m. Entertainment Night with Wynonna

& The Big NoiseSponsored by Verizon(Doors open at 7 p.m.)

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 20207 a.m.–2 p.m. NRECA Registration8 a.m.–12:30 p.m. TechAdvantage Experience Sessions

(for TechPlus registrants)8:30–10:30 a.m. General Session 311 a.m.–2 p.m. TechAdvantage Expo

Lunch begins at 11:30 a.m.

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Region 1William (Woody) Noel Jr.

DelawareScott Hallowell, MaineDaniel (Danny) Dyer, MarylandKenneth (Ken) Colburn

New HampshireThomas (Tom) Madsen

New JerseyGary Potter, New YorkCurtis Wynn, North CarolinaS. Eugene (Gene) Herritt

PennsylvaniaBarry Bernstein, VermontGregory (Greg) White, Virginia

Region 2

Kelley Smith, FloridaGalen Mills, GeorgiaWilliam (Bill) Hart, South Carolina

Region 3

Charles (Ed) Short, AlabamaMichael (Mike) Williams

KentuckyWilliam (Kevin) Doddridge

MississippiRoy (Tom) Purkey, Tennessee

Region 4

Randy Kleaving, IndianaAnthony (Tony) Anderson

MichiganThomas (Tom) McQuiston, OhioC.B. Sharp, West Virginia

Region 5

Phil Carson, IllinoisMarion Denger, IowaLawrence (Larry) Becker

Wisconsin

Region 6

Ronald (Ron) SchwartauMinnesota

Lynn Jacobson, North DakotaMark Hofer, South Dakota

Region 7

Joseph (Joe) Martin, ColoradoKeith Ross, KansasRandy Papenhausen, NebraskaReuben Ritthaler, Wyoming

Region 8

Mel Coleman, ArkansasJeffery Arnold, LouisianaChristopher (Chris) Hamon

MissouriTimothy (Tim) Smith

Oklahoma

Region 9

Meera Kohler, AlaskaFredrick (Fred) Nelson

CaliforniaDavid Iha, HawaiiBryan Case, IdahoChris Christensen, MontanaSandra Green, NevadaW. Bryan Wolfe, OregonJeffrey (Jeff) Peterson, UtahSteven (Steve) Walter

Washington

Region 10

Curtis Nolan, ArizonaDavid Spradlin, New MexicoKerry Kelton, Texas

NRECA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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ACRE Leadership Circle ........................................................................... 44Annual Meeting Offices........................................................................... 9Award Winners.......................................................................................... 42Commitment to Zero Contacts ............................................................... 53General Information................................................................................. 6Medical Services....................................................................................... 7Member Resolutions Process ................................................................ 10NRECA Board of Directors....................................................................... 4NRECA International Donors .................................................................. 47NRECA International Guests ................................................................... 9NRECA Voting Delegates ......................................................................... 7Registration Information ......................................................................... 6The Lab....................................................................................................... 40Ticket Sales................................................................................................ 6Transportation Information .................................................................... 13

PROGRAM SESSIONS

SundaySEDC Member Enrichment Meeting...................................................... 18

NISC Annual Meeting............................................................................... 18

NRTC Annual Meeting.............................................................................. 18

Proposed Resolutions Forum................................................................. 19

Welcome Reception ................................................................................. 19

MondayContinental Breakfast .............................................................................. 21General Session 1..................................................................................... 22Breakout and Spark Sessions ................................................................ 25Lunch .......................................................................................................... 26NRECA International Luncheon.............................................................. 26CFC Annual Meeting................................................................................. 29TechAdvantage Expo Opening Reception ........................................... 29

TuesdayAnnual ACRE Meeting & Breakfast ............................................................... 31Continental Breakfast ...................................................................................... 31General Session 2............................................................................................. 32Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Annual Meeting .................................. 32NRECA Annual Business Meeting................................................................. 33Lunch ................................................................................................................... 33TechAdvantage Expo ....................................................................................... 33Breakout and Spark Sessions........................................................................ 33Federated Rural Electric Insurance Exchange Annual Meeting............. 39Entertainment Night with Wynonna & The Big Noise.............................. 1

WednesdayGeneral Session 3 .................................................................................... 41TechAdvantage Expo ............................................................................... 41

NRECA REGISTRATION

registration fee – $700 Annual Meeting registration includes admission to all AnnualMeeting general sessions, breakout sessions, TechAdvantageExpo, receptions, and shuttle bus services.

annual meeting and techplus – $950 Includes admission to all Annual Meeting and TechAdvantageExperience education sessions, TechAdvantage Expo, receptions, and shuttle bus services.

one day – $350

spouse and guest fee – $75Includes admission to all Annual Meeting general sessions,breakout sessions, TechAdvantage Expo, receptions, and shuttle bus services.

ticket salesTickets for the NRECA International Luncheon, ACRE Breakfast,and Entertainment Night with Wynonna & The Big Noise are on sale at the NRECA registration desk in the Ernest N. MorialConvention Center, Hall D Lobby. ALL TICKET SALES ARE F INAL.

event ticket fees NRECA International Luncheon................................................$55

ACRE® Breakfast..........................................................................$20

Entertainment Night with Wynonna & The Big Noise ..........$60

registration badge is required for admission to:• General Sessions• Breakout Sessions• TechAdvantage Expo• Shuttle Bus Service

advance registrationRegistrants who pre-registered should have received an emailconfirmation containing a four- or five-digit code that can beused at any of the badge pickup stations. Take the printedconfirmation to any station to print your badge and tickets. If you do not have a confirmation ID or QR code, you can findyour registration by simply searching your name. Stations are at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center, Hall E Lobbybeginning Sunday, March 1.

nreca registration hoursErnest N. Morial Convention Center, Hall E Lobby

SUNDAY March 1 7 a.m.–6 p.m.MONDAY March 2 7 a.m.–7 p.m.TUESDAY March 3 7 a.m.–6 p.m.WEDNESDAY March 4 7 a.m.–2 p.m.

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MEDICAL SERVICESErnest N. Morial Convention Center, Hall B-2 and Hall E Lobbies504-583-3040

LOCAL HOSPITALS

REGISTRATION — NRECA

nreca voting delegatesEach Voting Delegate must be registered for the AnnualMeeting (either in advance or onsite) and receive a badgebefore obtaining a delegate ribbon and voting credentialcard. After printing a badge, the Voting Delegate will receivea “Voting Delegate Reminder” printout with their badge—thisis not the voting credential card. Proceed to the NRECAVoting Delegate Desk located in the Hall D Lobby in theErnest N. Morial Convention Center, near on-site registration,to pick up your voting credential card and delegate ribbon.

Delegates must bring the voting credential card to the NRECAAnnual Business Meeting, which will begin at approximately11 a.m. on Tuesday, March 3, 2020. Voting Delegatesshould pick up their voting credential cards by 9:30 a.m.on Tuesday, March 3, 2020, as the Business Meeting willbegin promptly after the morning break. Alternate Delegateswill be issued voting delegate ribbons and voting credentialsonly if the Voting Delegate cannot be present. No individualmay represent more than one voting member system. Proxyvoting is prohibited.

video recordingsVideo recordings of speakers who granted permission will beposted for viewing on cooperative.com about two weeksafter the conclusion of the event.

Ochsner Baptist Medical Center2700 Napoleon AvenueNew Orleans, LA 70115504-899-9311

Ochsner Clinic Foundation1615 Jackson AvenueNew Orleans, LA 70130504-846-9861

EMERGENCY INFORMATION

Touro Infirmary1401 Foucher StreetNew Orleans, LA 70115504-897-7011

Tulane Medical Center1415 Tulane AvenueNew Orleans, LA 70130504-988-5263


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NRECA INTERNATIONAL GUESTS

AngolaBoliviaCosta RicaCôte d’Ivoire

Dominican RepublicEthiopiaGuatemalaHaiti

MozambiquePhilippinesUganda

ANNUAL MEETING OFFICES

ACRE DeskHall E Lobby

Annual Meeting Headquarters OfficeHilton New Orleans Riverside, Second Floor, Prince of Wales(Meeting requests, hotel information and transportation services)

Annual Meeting Convention OfficeRooms 238-239, Second Floor

CEO/National Board OfficesHilton New Orleans Riverside, Second Floor, Marlborough

Cooperative Action NetworkHall E Lobby

Federated Rural Electric Insurance Exchange OfficeRoom 228, Second Floor

IT Help DeskRoom 257, Second Floor

NewsroomRooms 253-254, Second Floor

Next Generation Leaders ExperienceRoom 338, Third Floor

NRECA Associate Member Sales OfficeHall D, Expo Floor

NRTC Meeting PlaceRoom 226, Second Floor

Platinum and Gold Associate Member LoungeHall B-2

TechAdvantageExpo OfficeHall B-2, Expo Floor

Youth Leadership Council Headquarters OfficeRooms 255-256, Second Floor

All offices are at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Centerunless otherwise noted.

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Invitations have been extended to individuals and delegations from:


MEMBER RESOLUTIONS PROCESS

The Annual Meeting is the final step in the yearly resolutionsprocess. Here, voting delegates will vote on the proposedresolutions forwarded by the NRECA National ResolutionsCommittee.

The Member Standing Committees—Legislative; Regulatory;and Cooperative Management, Employment, and Community(CMEC)—met on Jan. 15, 2020, to review all existing resolu-tions and proposals and amendments approved during the2019 Regional Meetings. The Committees recommended for,or against, adoption of each resolution. View the MemberStanding Committee rosters on the conference app in theMember Resolutions section.

The NRECA National Resolutions Committee is comprised ofthe Chairs and Vice Chairs of the three Member StandingCommittees and additional Member Standing Committeemembers appointed by the NRECA President to ensure eachRegion is represented. The Committee met on Jan. 15, 2020, toreview and reconcile all recommendations, and compile andpackage all proposed resolutions for NRECA voting delegates’consideration at the NRECA Annual Business Meeting. To contact the committee, please email [email protected].

NRECA National Resolutions Committee

The following NRECA National Resolutions Committee members’terms run until the conclusion of the 2021 NRECA Annual Meeting:

Mac McLennan, President REGION 6 Resolutions Chair and CEO, Minnkota Power Regulatory Cooperative, North Dakota Vice Chair

Lisa Johnson, General REGION 2 Resolutions Manager and CEO Vice ChairSeminole Electric Legislative ChairCooperative, Florida

Matt Boshaw REGION 1 Legislative General Manager and CEO Vice ChairCentral Electric Cooperative, Pennsylvania

Pat O’Loughlin, President REGION 4 Regulatory Chairand CEO, Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives and Buckeye Power

Tom Houston, General REGION 8 CMEC ChairManager, Webster Electric Cooperative, Missouri


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Bruce Graham, CEOKansas Electric Cooperatives

Bill Hetherington, CEOBandera ElectricCooperative, Texas

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REGION 10

Former RegionalRepresentativeand LegislativeMember

Former RegionalRepresentativeand RegulatoryMember

Gary Wood, President REGION 1 CMEC Vice Chairand CEO, Central Virginia Electric Cooperative

Chris Perry REGION 3 Regional President and CEO Representative Kentucky Association of LegislativeElectric Cooperatives Member

Gary Martin, Director REGION 5 Regional Menard Electric Representative Cooperative, Illinois Regulatory Member

Chad Waldow, General REGION 7 RegionalManager and CEO RepresentativeStanton County Public Legislative Power District, Nebraska Member

Mark Hayden, General REGION 9 RegionalManager and CEO RepresentativeMissoula Electric LegislativeCooperative, Montana Member

Tyler Carlson, General REGION 10 RegionalManager and CEO Representative Mohave Electric Regulatory Cooperative, Arizona Member

The following National Resolutions Committee members’ terms end at the conclusion of the 2020 NRECA Annual Meeting:


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TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION

SHUTTLE BUS ROUTESHotel/Convention Center Shuttle Routes and Pickup Locations Route #

Cambria Hotel: Walk to Renaissance Arts—Tchoupitoulas Street 4

Courtyard Downtown Convention Center: Walk to Convention Center Walking

Courtyard New Orleans Downtown French Quarter: Main Lobby by Sheraton Hotel—Canal Street 2

Eliza Jane Hotel: Corner of Poydras Street and St. Charles 4

Hampton Inn Hotels & Suites: Walk to Convention Center Walking

Hilton New Orleans Riverside: Breezeway 1

Hilton St. Charles: Corner of Poydras Street and St. Charles 4

Hyatt Centric French Quarter New Orleans: Walk to New Orleans Marriott—Canal Street 3

Intercontinental New Orleans Hotel: Corner of Poydras Street and St. Charles 4

JW Marriott Hotel: Main Lobby by Sheraton Hotel—Canal Street 2

Le Meridien New Orleans: Corner of Poydras Street and St. Charles 4

Loews New Orleans: Corner of Poydras Street and St. Charles 4

New Orleans Downtown Marriott at the Convention Center:Walk to Convention Center Walking

New Orleans Marriott: Curbside on Canal Street 3

Omni Riverfront Hotel: Walk to Convention Center Walking

Renaissance Arts Hotel: Main Entrance—Tchoupitoulas Street 4

Residence Inn Downtown: Walk to Convention Center Walking

Sheraton New Orleans: Main Lobby by Sheraton Hotel—Canal Street 2

Springhill Suites: Walk to Convention Center Walking

Westin Canal Street: Curbside on Canal Street 3

Wheelchair accessible transportation is availableduring hours of operation. Call toll free 866-439-8563to schedule (allow 30 minutes).

Shuttles on Sunday morning will run consecutively every 30 minutes. Beginning Sunday at noon, shuttles will run consecutively every 15 to 20 minutes.

Transportation information will be available through:• Annual Meeting mobile app • NRECA Convention Center Staff Office • Transportation Hub: 866-439-8563 • Hotel Front Desk

Scootaround Mobility Solutions at New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center888-441-7575 | [email protected]

SHUTTLE BUS HOURS TO AND FROM THE NEW ORLEANS ERNEST N. MORIAL CONVENTION CENTER

(Schedule may vary due to traffic and weather conditions.)

Sunday, March 1 8 a.m.–8 p.m.

Monday, March 2 6:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m.

Tuesday, March 3 6:15 a.m.–10 p.m.

Wednesday, March 4 6:30 a.m.–noon

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1. Cambria Hotel2. Courtyard New Orleans Downtown French Quarter3. Courtyard New Orleans Downtown Convention Center4 Eliza Jane Hotel5. Hampton Inn & Suites New Orleans Conventin Center6. Hilton New Orleans Riverside7. Hilton New Orleans St. Charles8. Hyatt Centric French Quarter New Orleans 9. Intercontinental New Orleans10. JW Marriott New Orleans

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11. Le Meridien New Orleans12. Loews New Orleans Hotel13. New Orleans Marriott Convention Center14. New Orleans Marriott15. Omni Riverfront Hotel16. Renaissance New Orleans Arts Hotel17. Residence Inn New Orleans Downtown18. Sheraton New Orleans19. Springhill Suites20. Westin New Orleans Canal Place

THURSDAY, FEB. 27, 2020

7 a.m.– NRECA Registration 2 p.m. Hilton New Orleans Riverside

8 a.m.– Director Education 4 p.m. Hilton New Orleans Riverside There will be 1 CCD and 3 BLC courses offered.

FRIDAY, FEB. 28, 2020



8 a.m.– MIP Graduate Pre-Annual Meeting Training5 p.m. Session: How to Influence Without Direct

Authority (Day 1 of 2) Hilton New Orleans Riverside

First Floor, Grand Salon 3

SATURDAY, FEB. 29, 2020


8 a.m.– Touchstone EnergyCommunity Service Project4 p.m. Hilton New Orleans Riverside, Grand Ballroom A

Breakfast and registration will be from 7–8 a.m. Powered by Touchstone Energy


8 a.m.– MIP Graduate Pre-Annual Meeting Training5 p.m. Session: How to Influence Without Direct

Authority (Day 2 of 2) Hilton New Orleans Riverside

First Floor, Grand Salon 3

SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 2020

7 a.m.– NRECA Registration 6 p.m. Hilton New Orleans Riverside and Hall E Lobby


8 a.m.– TechAdvantagePre-Conference Workshops 5 p.m. Meeting Rooms on Second and Third Floors Pre-registration required. Please refer to the

TechAdvantage on-site guide or TechAdvantagemobile app for session times, descriptions and locations.

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8:30 a.m.– Health Screenings 4 p.m. Hall B-1 See ad on page 20 for more information.

9 a.m.– NRTC Registration1:30 p.m. Hall E Lobby

9 a.m.– CFC Registration6 p.m. Hall B-1

10– SEDC Member Enrichment Meeting 11:30 a.m. Room 221-222, Second Floor

Join us as we look at the progress of ourMeridian platform, which successfullylaunched in October 2019. We'll look at the technology stack available toyou right now as well as the solutionswe’ll be rolling out through the next year.

RB SLOAN, President & Chief Executive Officer, SEDC

11:30 a.m.– NISC Annual Meeting 1:30 p.m. Great Hall AD

Join National Information SolutionsCooperative (NISC) for its 2020 AnnualMeeting. New NISC President and CEO DAN WILBANKS alongside BoardChairman REGINAL RUDOLPH of SanIsabel Electric Association in Coloradoand NISC staff will focus on the keygoals and initiatives NISC is working onto best serve its membership, as well asprovide a summary of the technologyco-op’s financial performance andhighlights from the past year.

2–3:30 p.m. NRTC Annual Meeting Great Hall BC

Join NRTC members for the 2020Annual Meeting. Board ChairmanSHANNON CLARK and CEO TIM BRYANwill share 2019 accomplishments andprovide updates on NRTC’s efforts to invest in, develop and deploytechnology solutions that benefitmembers, including broadband, smart grid and next-generation energy initiatives. COLONEL MATTHEWS. REID, USMC is our special guest. Hecurrently serves our country as theDirector “Coyote-6,” Tactical TrainingExercise Control Group at TwentyninePalms, California. Finally, members will conduct the annual business ofNRTC, including board elections.

WILBANKS

SLOAN

CLARK

BRYAN

REID

RUDOLPH

Join the conversation

NRECANews NRECA @electriccoops

NRECA @NRECANews

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2–4 p.m. CFC Commitment to Excellence Hilton New Orleans Riverside

Chart Ballroom – Riverside Complex

This workshop uses CFC’s seminal report,“Commitment to Excellence,” a valuable resourceand reference for electric co-op boards and seniormanagement. The Commitment to Excellencetraining looks at best practices for how electric co-op leaders should demonstrate principledleadership, financial stewardship, effectivegovernance and risk management oversight.

Learning Objectives

• Navigate CFC’s “Commitment to Excellence” guide.

• Identify opportunities to enhance board policyand financial management practices.

• Develop, implement and monitor appropriatepolicies and practices that provide meaningfulguidance to the board and management team.

• Identify effective risk oversight practices.

4–5 p.m. Proposed Resolutions Forum Hilton New Orleans Riverside, Grand Ballroom A

Hosted by the NRECA National Resolutions Committee (Please see page 10 for committee details)

Throughout the 2019 Regional Meetings, co-opsdebated resolutions on topics like supporting necessary flood risk management measures andbroadband for rural America. The ProposedResolutions Forum is a chance to ask questions and learn how co-ops’ opinions and amendmentsfrom all 10 regions have been consolidated into asingle set of proposed resolutions. Upon approval,these represent the will of the NRECA membership. NRECA voting delegates will cast final votes on the proposed resolutions at the business meetingon Tuesday, March 3, 2020.

5:30– Welcome Reception7:30 p.m. Riverboat Louis Armstrong

1 Poydras Street (Behind Hilton New Orleans Riverside)

Sponsored by

Stop by NRECA registration to pick up your ticket with your name badge.

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7 a.m.– NRECA Registration7 p.m. Hall E Lobby

7– Continental Breakfast8:15 a.m. Hall B-1

Sponsored by CFC, NCSC and Federated

7 a.m.– CFC Registration2 p.m. Hall B-1 (Re-opens at 2:30 p.m. and closes

at 3 p.m. in Hall E)

7 a.m.– Health Screenings4 p.m. Hall B-1 See ad on page 20 for more information. 7 a.m.– Federated Members’ Hospitality Area5 p.m. Hall B-1

(Not available during General Sessions)

8 a.m.– TechAdvantageExperience Sessions5:15 p.m. TechAdvantage education sessions are open to

those Annual Meeting attendees with a TechPlusregistration only. Please refer to the TechAdvantageon-site guide or TechAdvantage mobile app for session times, descriptions and locations.


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State Flag Presentation Youth Leadership Council

Presentation of Colors United States Marine Corps New Orleans

Louisiana MARFORRES Color Guard

National Anthem

Pledge of Allegiance Youth Leadership Council

Invocation PAYNE SLEEPER

Alcorn County Electric Power Association, Mississippi

Recognition of NRECA Board, Past Presidents andInternational Guests

CHRIS CHRISTENSENNRECA Vice President and Montana Director

Address by NRECA CEO JIM MATHESON

Innovate or Die Trying PABLOS HOLMAN

Hacker, Inventor and Futurist

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11–11:30 a.m.SPARK SESSION How Are You Engaging With Members?CEO Peer-to-Peer Lounge, Rivergate Room

Do you host a podcast? Have you taken member questionson the radio? Share with the group what’s working andwhat’s not when it comes to engaging with members.

Moderator: SCOTT PETERSONSenior Vice President, Communications, NRECA

11 a.m.–noonBREAKOUT SESSIONS 3 Wins With Beneficial Electrification: Consumer-Members, Community and Co-opGreat Hall BC

Beneficial electrification offers opportunities and benefitsto the consumer, the community and the co-op. Walkaway with a clear definition of beneficial electrificationand the industry trends that are leading to increasedinterest in electrification, as well as an understanding of opportunities for electrification and how co-ops areaddressing them.

GARY CONNETT, Co-Chairman, Beneficial ElectrificationLeague

DUANE HIGHLEY, CEO, Tri-State G&T Association

DONNA WALKER, President and CEO, Hoosier Energy

Data: What Does the Co-op Have and What Does it Need?Creole Corner

This session will utilize headsets (available at Creole Corner).

Digitalization is flooding co-ops with valuable data. How can your co-op extract maximum value from the data itcollects? A good first step is for the board to work withmanagement to clearly define the problems to be solved, or the questions to be answered. Learn how, as a director,you can recognize the power of data in boardroom decision-making, define clear goals for a data strategy and determineif additional data is needed.

BILL ANDREW, President and CEO, Delaware ElectricCooperative

VENKAT BANUNARAYANAN, Senior DirectorIntegrated Grid, NRECA

KRISHNAN KASIVISWANATHAN, COO, InnoWatts

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What Is a Spark Session?It’s a 30-minute, facilitated peer-to-peerdiscussion. A subject matter expert gets thingsstarted, but the conversation is up to you!

Building Member Trust Through Good Governance and TransparencyGreat Hall AD

Many co-op boards build trust over time through good governance and regular member communication through avariety of channels. But, too often, member communicationand a focus on good governance comes only in response to a crisis. Hear examples and strategies for how broadermember communications can fuel good governance and aculture of transparency while building greater member trustand accountability.

TONY ANDERSON, General Manager, Cherryland Electric Cooperative

PAT MANGAN, Director, Governance Education, NRECA

MOLLY MCPHERSON, APR, Public Relations Strategist

MIKE PARTIN, President and CEO, Sequachee Valley Electric Cooperative

11 a.m.– Lunch1 p.m. Hall B-1


11:30 a.m.– NRECA International Luncheon1 p.m. Hilton New Orleans Riverside, Grand Ballroom

This year we celebratethe global power ofcooperatives withinspiring stories fromthe past and the future.Learn how 50 years ofrural electrification byelectric co-ops hasimproved communitiesin the Philippines, andget a glimpse into thefuture for the people ina small village in rural Ethiopia, with the birth of anew electric co-op.

For more than 50 years, NRECA International has developed and implemented electrificationprograms across the globe. Learn how NRECAInternational and its supporters continue theirwork with passion and dedication.

Sponsored by

Tickets: $55 at NRECA registration desk

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12:30–1 p.m.SPARK SESSION Building a Key Accounts CultureHall B-1, Touchstone Energy Booth

Commercial & Industrial accounts total nearly 40% of ournetwork’s revenue. Hear how every cooperative employeecan help support key account members.

Moderator: SCOTT BIALICK, Senior Program Manager Business Development, Touchstone Energy Cooperatives

1:30–2 p.m.SPARK SESSION

Lessons Learned and Experiences With Beneficial ElectrificationCEO Peer-to-Peer Lounge, Rivergate Room

CEOs, come share how your co-op is exploring beneficialelectrification. Share successes and lessons learned and poll the group for answers to your beneficial electrificationquestions.

Moderators: JAN AHLEN, Director, Energy Solutions, NRECA

BRIAN SLOBODA, Director, Consumer Solutions, NRECA

1:30–2:30 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSIONS Opportunities to Further Electrify the Economy: From Agriculture to Homes—What Are the Best Bets?Great Hall BC

Learn how CEOs and directors can use practical technologiesthat have proven to be the “best bets” for electrification invarious sectors, including transportation, agriculture, industry, homes, buildings and more.

KEITH DENNIS, Senior Director, Strategic Initiatives, NRECA

DIANE HUIS, Senior Vice President, Innovation and BusinessDevelopment, North Carolina Electric Cooperatives

ARSHAD MANSOOR, President, EPRI

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1:30–2:30 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSIONS Digitalization: How It Impacts Technology Planning for the BoardCreole Corner


As co-ops embrace digitalization, many are implementingnew technologies to improve reliability, performance andoperations. This evolution impacts the way the board per-forms its oversight function regarding technology planning.Get questions directors can ask about emerging and digitaltechnologies and their impact on the member; how to get themost out of the data generated by these systems; and howdigital systems will “play” with the co-op’s current technology.

CLIFTON BLACK, Principal Engineer, R&D, Southern Company

HENRY CANO, Senior Principal, Consulting, NRECA

WAYNE WILKINS, General Manager and CEO, EnergyUnited

Power of StorytellingGreat Hall AD

500% better. That’s how much more we retain informationwhen told to us in the context of a story. 500%! Why?Because communication plus storytelling creates connection,invokes passion and engages emotions. And most importantly?Moves people to take action. Teaching audience members to effectively and creatively adopt the skills and mindsetsnecessary to communicate at their highest level is exactlywhat business keynote speaker Ty Bennett delivers in thisgame-changing topic.

We are all in the business of people. Developing relationships,cultivating trust and weaving a connection that allows fordeeper understanding is ultimately a big part of why we areall here. Life is all about contribution–and how we connectthrough communication determines our level of influence.With heart and high energy, Ty teaches leaders to adoptvaluable storytelling skills to leverage that influence, extendtheir emotional reach and even create customers for life.

TY BENNETT, Entrepreneur and Author of The Power ofInfluence and The Power of Storytelling: The Art of InfluentialCommunication

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3– CFC Annual Meeting4:30 p.m. Hall E

The 51st CFC Annual Membership Meeting will feature insightful presentations by CFC BoardPresident KENT FARMER, CFC CEO SHELDONPETERSEN, and political duo MARY MATALINand JAMES CARVILLE.

4:15– The FCC’s RuDOF Broadband Auction:5:15 p.m. Process, Timelines, and Next Steps Room 243, Second Floor

In January 2020, the FCC adopted rules to award$20.4 billion through the Rural Digital OpportunityFund (RuDOF) to provide 10 years of ongoingUniversal Service Fund support for voice andbroadband services in high cost areas. To awardthis support, the FCC has proposed using areverse-auction format similar to the successfulCAF-II auction that awarded $1.5 billion in 2018. In CAF-II, a significant number of rural electric co-ops won funding to deploy state-of-the artnetworks in their service areas. RuDOF is a toppriority for the FCC and is moving forward quickly.FCC staff will explain the RuDOF process, potentialtimeline, and next steps for electric co-opsinterested in participating in this program.

NATHAN EAGAN, Chief of StaffRural Broadband Auctions Task ForceFederal Communications Commission

4:30–7 p.m. TechAdvantage Expo Opening Reception Hall D

Shuttles operate until 7:30 p.m.

Children under the age of 12 years are not permitted in the Expo.

FARMER PETERSEN MATALIN & CARVILLE

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TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 2020

7 a.m.– NRECA Registration6 p.m. Hall E Lobby

7– Annual ACRE® Meeting & Breakfast8:30 a.m. Great Hall AD Doors open at 6:45 a.m.

Tickets: $20 at the NRECA registration desk

DAVID WASSERMAN, U.S. House Editor and Senior Election Analyst Cook Political Report

7– Continental Breakfast8:30 a.m. Hall B-1


7 a.m.– CFC Hospitality Area1 p.m. Hall B-1


7 a.m.– Federated Members’ Hospitality Area1 p.m. Hall B-1


7 a.m.– Health Screenings4 p.m. Hall B-1 See ad on page 20 for more information.

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8 a.m.– TechAdvantage Experience Sessions4:15 p.m. TechAdvantage education sessions are open

to those Annual Meeting attendees with a TechPlus registration only. Please referto the TechAdvantage on-site guide orTechAdvantage mobile app for sessiontimes, descriptions and locations.

9–11 a.m. General Session 2 Hall E

Youth Leadership Council Introductions

Youth Leadership Council Address KADE MCADAMS

Tri-County Electric Cooperative, Texas

Address by NRECA President CURTIS WYNN

NRECA North Carolina Director

Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Annual Meeting

DOUG MILLER, PresidentTouchstone Energy Cooperatives

JEFFREY CONNORInterim Executive DirectorTouchstone Energy Cooperatives and COO, NRECA

The Secrets of Being Productive in Life and Business

CHARLES DUHIGG, New York TimesBest-Selling Author and Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist

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11 a.m. NRECA Annual Business Meeting Hall E

• Call to Order• Verification of Quorum (please see page 7 for voting delegate details)

• Adoption of Agenda• Introduction of Officials• Adoption of Standing Rules• Approval of Minutes of 2019 Annual Meeting of Members

• Report of the Secretary-Treasurer TONY ANDERSON, NRECA Michigan Director

• Consideration of Proposed Resolutions• Announcements• Adjourn

11 a.m.– Lunch1 p.m. Hall B-1


11:30 a.m.– TechAdvantageExpo 4:30 p.m. Hall D


12:30 –1 p.m.SPARK SESSION

Q&A with Charles DuhiggHall B-1, Touchstone Energy Booth

Meet our keynote speaker, Charles Duhigg, and discuss hislatest topic: The Secrets of Being Productive in Life andBusiness.

Moderator: JOSH MCGHEE, Strategic CommunicationsManager, Touchstone Energy Cooperatives

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12:30–1 p.m.SPARK SESSION

Beneficial Electrification, Solar and Batteries: How They ConnectHall D, NRECA Booth

How are co-ops deploying new technologies such as solarand battery storage, and how do they fit within the widerpush toward electrification? Learn from other co-ops as they navigate this change in the industry.

Moderator: JAN AHLEN, Director, Energy Solutions, NRECA

1–1:30 p.m.SPARK SESSION

How Are You Preparing for Your Co-op’s Future? CEO Peer-to-Peer Lounge, Rivergate Room

Technology, retirements, new expectations. Change is coming. How are you preparing your co-op to be successful in the future?

Moderators: DELAINE ORENDORFF, Director, Human CapitalPlanning and Compensation, NRECA

LEIGH TAYLOR, Director, Executive Search, NRECA

1–2 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSIONS What Is Beneficial Electrification Anyway?Great Hall BC

Need more on the foundation of beneficial electrificationprinciples? Get a definition of beneficial electrification andan overview on how it overlaps with, and includes, activitiesthat co-ops are already successfully engaged in. Exploreopportunities to build on or rebrand existing energyefficiency and load control programs in order to increasevalue to consumer-members.

RUTH CALDERON, Environmental Policy and Legislative AffairsManager, Golden Spread Electric Cooperative

KEITH DENNIS, Senior Director, Strategic Initiatives, NRECA

JEFF HAASE, Manager, Member Services and End Use StrategyGreat River Energy

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What Is Data Privacy, and Why Does It Matter?Creole Corner


Tech companies are under the microscope with respect to their data collection, usage and privacy policies. Other industries, including electric utilities, are continuously collectingdata—including information about their consumers. How doesthe co-op balance its commitment to serve consumer-memberswith the growing concern that the data is secure and is beingused intentionally and correctly? Leave the session with someconversation starters about data privacy at your co-op.

SUSAN GRANT, Director, Consumer Protection and PrivacyConsumer Federation of America

MARY ANN RALLS, Senior Director, Regulatory Counsel, NRECA

DOUG REMBOLDT, Vice President, Member Success, NISC

The Future of Member EngagementGreat Hall AD

Research has shown that to meet member expectations,you need to have a co-op workforce that is future ready.Future of work expert CHERYL CRAN provides research,insights and ideas on how to build a future-focused co-opculture as a member engagement strategy. Following Cheryl’sinspiring and eye-opening presentation, hear from co-opleader CHELLIE PHILLIPS about how her co-op is using aninnovative leadership development program to create afuture-ready, high-performing workforce.

This session previews the next phase of NRECA andTouchstone Energy’s Young Adult Member EngagementInitiative.

CHERYL CRAN, Author and Renowned Tech Workplace & Leadership Expert

CHELLIE PHILLIPS, Vice President, Communications and PublicRelations, Coweta-Fayette Electric Membership Corporation

HOLLY WETZEL, Senior Director, Marketing and MemberCommunications, NRECA

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1:30–2 p.m. SPARK SESSION

Instilling a Data-Driven CultureHall D, NRECA Booth

An enormous amount of data is being generated by electricutilities. Share how your co-op uses or can use data to makedecisions, and the organizational changes needed to make it happen.

Moderator: HENRY CANO, Senior Principal, Consulting, NRECA

2:15–2:45 SPARK SESSION

Diversity and InclusionCEO Peer-to-Peer Lounge, Rivergate Room

Studies show that increasing workforce diversity fuels innovation and improves financial performance. Brainstormstrategies for building a diverse workforce that can bringunique perspectives to drive co-op innovation.

Moderator: DELAINE ORENDORFF, Director, Human CapitalPlanning and Compensation, NRECA

2:15–3:15 p.m. BREAKOUT SESSIONS How to Talk About Beneficial Electrification With Your Members: Tactics for Real Engagement Great Hall BC

How would co-op staff explain beneficial electrification tomembers? How would directors? Drawing from the 2019National Survey on the Cooperative Difference, this sessionwill prepare CEOs and directors with key messages to engagemembers on beneficial electrification and teach them howthey can gain value from choosing electricity to power moreof their daily lives.

DON BOWMAN, Vice President, Engineering and OperationsWake Electric Membership Corporation

MARY ANN CRISTIANO, Director, Marketing, Advertising andDigital Strategy, Touchstone Energy Cooperatives

THERESE LACANNE, Manager, Communications and MarketingGreat River Energy

SCOTT PETERSON, Senior Vice President, CommunicationsNRECA

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Developing a Data StrategyCreole Corner


The flood of data flowing into co-ops impacts infrastructureand budgets while raising challenges about how to overseethe collection, storage, access and analysis of the data. Learnhow to incorporate a data management strategy into the co-op’s planning processes and key steps to get started on overseeing an overall data strategy.

JOHN HEWA, Chief Financial Officer, Rappahannock ElectricCooperative

DOUG JEADEMANN, Vice President, Product PortfolioLandis + Gyr

ANDREW ZETLAN, Practice Director, Enterprise SoftwareProducts, ABB

After the Tour: Leveraging Youth Tour AttendeesGreat Hall AD

While engaging with younger members is a priority for mostco-ops, for many, it’s also a struggle. Hear Youth Tour programalumni who have gone on to intern at co-ops, statewides andother similar entities. Learn how these opportunities weremarketed and how post-Youth Tour engagement and networking with this 18 to 23 year-old demographic sets a solid foundation for future support for and involvement in the co-ops.

DANIEL BISCHOFF, Washington-St. Tammany ElectricCooperative, La.

SARAH HOHMAN, Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative, Pa.

BETH KNUDSON, Youth Programs and Training Manager, NRECA

CALE MCCALL, Central Florida Electric Cooperative, Fla.

CALEIGH PICKARD, First Electric Cooperative, Ark.

2:30–3 p.m. SPARK SESSION

The Future Workplace: A Q&A with Cheryl CranHall D, NRECA Booth

Chat more with Future of Member Engagement breakoutspeaker CHERYL CRAN about how co-ops can leverage internal culture change for external gain.

Moderator: HOLLY WETZEL, Senior Director, Marketing andMember Communications, NRECA

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Investing in mutual funds involves risk, including the possible loss of principal.

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Leadership and Financial Readiness: Preparing Your Co-opand Workforce for Unexpected ExpensesCEO Peer-to-Peer Lounge, Rivergate Room

Is your co-op prepared financially for the risk of a major stormand recovery costs? Would your employees be financiallyready if they had a surprise expense? Join MARK SANTERO andMARTHA DUGGAN for a workshop that will help you guide yourco-op and workforce to greater financial preparedness.

Moderators: MARTHA DUGGAN, Senior Director Regulatory Affairs, NRECAMARK SANTERO, CEO, Homestead Funds

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3:45– Federated Rural Electric Insurance4:45 p.m. Exchange Annual Meeting Great Hall BC

Report of the President and CEO PHIL IRWIN

Please join us at Federated’s AnnualMeeting and learn how DR. KEVIN ELKO helped inspire and cultivateChampionship Cultures for Super Bowl and NCAA National Championship football teams.

7:30– Entertainment Night with9 p.m. Wynonna & The Big Noise Hall E

Doors open at 7 p.m.

Tickets: $60 at NRECA registration desk Shuttles operate until 10 p.m.

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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2020

7 a.m.– NRECA Registration2 p.m. Hall D Lobby

8 a.m.– TechAdvantage Experience Sessions12:30 p.m. TechAdvantage education sessions are open to

those Annual Meeting attendees with a TechPlusregistration only. Please refer to the TechAdvantageon-site guide or TechAdvantage mobile app for session times, descriptions and locations

8:30– General Session 3 10:30 a.m. Hall E

Awards Presentation(See pages 42 –43 for details about this year’s award winners.)

Emotional Agility: The Gifts and Power of Emotional Courage

SUSAN DAVID, Harvard Psychologist and Wall Street Journal Best-SellingAuthor

11 a.m.– TechAdvantage Expo 2 p.m. Hall D

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AWARD WINNERS

For complete bios of award winners, please see the mobile app.Search “NRECA Annual Meeting & Expo” in your app store.

Electric Cooperative Purpose AwardFarmers’ Electric CooperativeChillicothe, Mo.This award recognizes outstandingaccomplishments within the electriccooperative community which result in visible, lasting improvements to the quality of life and the purpose of thecooperative in the community.

ACRE® AWARDS

#1 in ACRE Memberships: Ohio

#2 in ACRE Memberships: North Carolina

#3 in ACRE Memberships: Florida

Most Leadership Circle Members: Michigan

Most President's Club Members: Mississippi

Most Vice President’s Club Members: illinois

Most Century Club Members: Arkansas

Most Dollars Raised Per Capita: Mississippi

Most Consistent Growth over 3 Years: Alaska

Distinguished Service AwardSenator Mitch McConnellThis award recognizes outstanding contributions to the progress of electric co-ops and the publicpower program in the United States, and for gainingsupport of the Congress, the Administration and thegeneral public for these programs. This award willbe presented at the Legislative Conference.

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George W. Haggard Memorial Journalism AwardJim McCartyEditor, Rural Missouri magazineThis award recognizes the statewide consumerpublication that best demonstrates forthrightness,clarity and balance in communicating the objectivesof the electric co-op network. This award will bepresented at the Haggard Award Winner’sReception.

NRECA International AwardRon SchwartauPresident, Nobles Cooperative Electric and NRECA Minnesota DirectorThis award recognizes contributions to internationaldevelopment, in particular, the development ofcooperative rural electrification overseas. This award will be presented at the NRECA Internationalluncheon.

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2019 ACRE® LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

ACRE honors the following individuals who supported ACRE at thehighest recognized level in 2019.

Julie AbbottPatrick AhearnMarty AhrensTom AlbanDave AllenJoel AllenBrian AndersonEd AndersonLori AndersonTony AndersonZach AndersonMarc ArmstrongJames AshworthSteven AsplundhMike AulgurEvan AutryKarl BackJay BaggettEric BakerSusan BakerThad BallardRon BarnesTopper BarthJay BartlettRyan BartlettGray BatemanJoseph BaumannPeter BaxterPaul BealeRick BeamLarry BeckerDick BellesShirley BensonFrank BetleyChuck BillingsTamika BishopMike BjorklundDwight BlackwellJoel BladowScott BleckeTodd BlockerBrenda BorrCraig BorrMatt BoshawLee BougheyBridgette BourgeScott BowersSteve BrameFred BraswellJeff BrewingtonPat BridgesNancy Brisco

Krista BrittonMike BrownJennifer Bruce-BeasleySam BrumbergWilliam BuchananMike BurrowLori BurrowsDavid CallisDan CalverleyTony CampbellBrad CaptainTyler CarlsonKeith CarnahanRandy CarrollJoyce CarsonPhil CarsonAllison CarterGeorge CarterBryan CaseTed CasePhil CaskeyJohn CassadyDan CatesBrian CaveyArell ChapmanDennis ChastainBill CherrierChris ChristensenKim ChristiansenKen ColburnMel ColemanBill ConinePaul ConnellEllen ConnorJeffrey ConnorRobin ConoverDawn CoonSue CorniaMike CouickJD CoxDavid CrabtreeEric CravenJeff CromieTed CromwellJay DanglerRicky DavisDan DecoeurCindy DengerMarion DengerKevin DoddridgeDavid DulickBrian Duncan

Jim DuncanGrant EarlMike EasleyJared EchternachKaren FaheyDarin FarleyKent FarmerRick FeathersDavid FelkelMarcel FettDoug FieroLouis FinkelClay FitchBrian FitzgeraldGregory FordKaren FordButch FosterBen FrantzJim FrauenDennis FredricksonDoc FreemanSteve FreeseConard FryeJo FullerJodi FullerJohn GasstromBrad GibsonRoman GillenKat GloriaRick GordonJennifer GossJayne GrahamLeigh GranthamJimmy GraySandy GreenGordon GreimannKeven GroenewoldCraig GroomsDon GulleyPaul GutierrezTom HalversonBobby HamillChris HamonBarbara HamptonBob HanceKimber HansenSteve HarmonTy HarrellBill HarrelsonMarcus HarrisJimmie HarrisonRyan Hart


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Michael HastingsKeith HaywardJoni HazelriggPaul HeinemanNeal HeldtJohn HerreraGene HerrittLisa HerrmannJim HerronNeil HesseJohn HewaDuane HighleyBrian HillEric HobbieRob HochstetlerBob HoelleMark HoferSean HollandRobert HoltJames HoranTom HoustonTom HowardByron HughesCharlie HuguenardGreg HumphreysDavid IhaBarry IngoldPhil IrwinLynn JacobsonChip JakinsHank JamesLark JamesChris JensenDarrell JensenKirk JohnsonLisa JohnsonMitch JohnsonRichard JohnstoneBob JonesCaleb JonesMark KapplerCurtis KaytonKerry KeltonRilee KeltonJ. Ingrid KesslerSteve KettlerBobbi KilmerJulie KiltyGeorge KitchensRandy KleavingMike KnottsMeera KohlerBob KollingLyle KorverJosh KramerJohn KressleinAndrew Lachowsky

Bill LaDucaDale LambertShaun LampRob LandLaDel LaubCindy LayneJohn LeeAmy LewisDave LockMarc LockeJohn LordRick LoveMartin LoweryClay MacarthurTom MadsenPat ManganGene ManternachJoe MartinTimothy MartinChristopher MassmanJim MathesonKeith MathewsJoe MattingleyMark MausBrandon McBrideJim McCartyRobert McClanahanDavid McDowellMike McInnesMac MclennanSteve McMichaelJennifer MeasonPat MerrittJohn MetcalfSteve MetcalfRich MeyerChris MeyersLori MeyersDoug MillerGalen MillsDarrick MoeKendall MontgomeryLynn MooreJay MorrisonMike MurrayBrad NebergallDennis NelsonFred NelsonRick NelsonMark NewboldCurtis NolanDuane NolandTrudy NovakDale NyeDavid O'BryanChad OgrenSteph Okuniewski

Pat O'LoughlinEric OlsenChris O'NeillEd OplingerGloria O'SteenRandy PapenhausenLeann ParadiseMary Pat ParisJohn ParkerVal ParksCorey ParrNicholas PascaleShannon PatrickRae PayneJohn PendergrassLes PenningTim PerkinsChris PerryJudie PersingerSheldon PetersenJeff PetersonScott PetersonGreg PhillipsKeith PitmanLuke PohlZach PollockStu PrestonTom PurkeyTimothy RabonKimball RasmussenSteve RasmussenChris ReedJames ReeseJeff RehderKen ReifDon RichardsReuben RitthalerDebbie RobinsonDurand RobisonDan RodamakerMarc RoeckerJustin RoneTerry RorexJennifer RuFattoDonald RussellSteve SankerJohn SaxtonDave SchneiderDarryl SchriverMark SchwirtzTrent ScottSteve SeibertSteve SeidlTom SeymourJason SiegfriedFrank Siepker

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Barbara Silliman-Marshburn

Gary SimerPat SimmerMike SimsKent SingerR. B. SloanCameron SmallwoodMaria SmedleyDarrell SmithGary SmithGene SmithKelley SmithTammie SmithTim SmithGabe SnowTom SobeckChuck SoderbergPhillip SolomonRoger SolomonsonMichael SorensenJim SpiersDavid SpradlinShirley SpragueTom StackhouseGreg StarheimJames StebbinsTracey SteinerChristopher StephenChris Stephens

John SzczurGreg TernetArt ThayerLee ThibertHill ThomasKirkley ThomasRyan ThomasMorris ThompsonScott ThompsonTy ThompsonDarin ThorpDoug TracyRussell TuckerDavid TudorChris TurnerJay TurnerTom Van ParisChristopher

VanLokerenRobert VanNattaTim VeldeLaura VogelThomas WagnerDonna WalkerRandy WallaceCorrina WalterSteve WalterBarbara WalzMichael WardBryan Washburn

Alan WattlesSpencer WaughBill WestKathryn WestRob WestGreg WhiteTroy WhitmoreJoe WilkinsonColonel WilliamsGreg WilliamsMichael I. WilliamsMike WilliamsKenneth WilmotDebi WilsonMike WiseAmanda WolfeBryan WolfeTom WolfenbargerMike WoodsPat WoodsGary WrightCurtis WynnMontee WynnJude YearwoodJulie YoungSheila YountMichael YouthPamela ZimbelmanDustin Zubke

Contributions to the NRECA Action Committee for RuralElectrification® (ACRE®) are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes. Contributions to ACRE are voluntary and will be usedfor political purposes. You have the right to refuse to contributewithout reprisal. Federal law prohibits contributions from foreignnationals who lack permanent resident status. Any contributionguidelines presented are merely suggestions. You are free to

contribute more or less than the suggested amounts, or not at all.NRECA will not favor or disadvantage anyone by reason of the

amount contributed or a decision not to contribute.

*Federal law requires us to use our best efforts to collect and reportthe name, mailing address, occupation and name of employer of

individuals whose contributions exceed $200.

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NRECA INTERNATIONAL DONORSIncludes organizations that donate at least $500, and individual donors of $1,000 and greater. State identifiers are provided for organizations withsimilar names.

Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2019

Platinum PartnersCoBank

Global Partners($25,000–$99,999)Brazos Electric Power

CooperativeGreat River EnergyNorth Carolina Electric

Membership CorporationOklahoma Association of Electric

CooperativesWithlacoochee River Electric

Cooperative

Continental Partners($10,000–$24,999)Buckeye PowerCentral Alabama Electric

CooperativeEast Central EnergyPeace River Electric CooperativeSeminole Electric Cooperative

Regional Partners($5,000–$9,999)Access Energy CooperativeAssociated Electric CooperativeAssociation of Illinois Electric

CooperativeCoweta-Fayette Electric

Membership CorporationFlorida Keys Electric Cooperative

AssociationKaua'i Island Utility CooperativeLane Electric CooperativeMagic Valley Electric CooperativeMid-South SynergyNortheast Missouri Electric

Power CooperativeNobles Cooperative ElectricNorth West Rural Electric

CooperativeOregon Rural Electric Cooperative

AssociationSouth River Electric Membership

CorporationUmatilla Electric CooperativeWright-Hennepin Cooperative

Electric Association

National Partners($2,500–$4,999)Adams Electric Cooperative (Pa.)Adams-Columbia Electric

Cooperative (Wis.)Blue Grass Energy (Ky.)Butler Rural Electric Cooperative

(Ohio)Central Electric Power

Cooperative (Mo.)Cimarron Electric CooperativeFall River Rural Electric

CooperativeFarmers Electric Cooperative

(Texas)Flathead Electric CooperativeHabersham Electric Membership

CorporationHeartland Power CooperativeJones-Onslow Electric

Membership CorporationLa Plata Electric AssociationLinn County Rural Electric

CooperativeMedina Electric CooperativeMontana Electric Cooperatives

AssociationNorris Electric CooperativeNortheast Missouri Electric

Power CooperativeNorthwest Iowa Power

CooperativeNueces Electric CooperativePea River Electric CooperativePierce Pepin Cooperative

ServicesPike ElectricPioneer Electric CooperativePrairie PowerSalem ElectricSnapping Shoals Electric

Membership CorporationSouth Texas Electric CooperativeSulphur Springs Valley Electric

CooperativeTri-County Electric Cooperative

(Fla.)United Cooperative Services

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United Electric Cooperative(Idaho)

Wise Electric Cooperative

Village Partners($1,000–$2,499)Aiken Electric CooperativeAlbemarle Electric Membership

CorporationAllamakee-Clayton Electric

CooperativeAnza Electric CooperativeBaldwin County Electric

Membership CorporationBarrow Utilities & Electric

CooperativeBasin Electric Power CooperativeBenton Rural Electric AssociationBlue Ridge EnergyButler Rural Electric Cooperative

(Kan.)Cape Hatteras Electric

CooperativeCarroll Electric Membership

CorporationCass County Electric CooperativeCentral Electric Power

Association (Miss.)Central Wisconsin Electric

CooperativeCKenergy Electric CooperativeClay Electric Cooperative (Fla.)Cobb Electric Membership

CorporationCo-Mo Electric CooperativeCovington Electric CooperativeCrow Wing Cooperative Power &

Light CompanyCuivre River Electric CooperativeCumberland Electric Membership

CorporationDawson Public Power DistrictDelaware Electric CooperativeDixie Power (Utah)East-Central Iowa Rural Electric

CooperativeEastern Illini Electric CooperativeEdisto Electric CooperativeElectric Cooperatives of South

CarolinaEmerald TransformerFarmers Electric Cooperative

(Iowa)Fayette Electric Cooperative

Federated Rural ElectricAssociation

Fleming-Mason EnergyCooperative

Flint EnergiesFour County Electric Membership

CorporationFranklin Rural Electric

Cooperative (Iowa)Garkane Energy CooperativeGeorgia Electric Membership

CorporationGeorgia Transmission

CorporationGibson Electric Membership

CorporationGlades Electric CooperativeGrady Electric Membership

Corporation (Ga.)Gresco Utility SupplyGreyStone Power CorporationHart Electric Membership

CorporationHaywood Electric Membership

CorporationHeartland Rural Electric

CooperativeHolmes-Wayne Electric

CooperativeHoosier Energy Rural Electric

CooperativeHorry Electric CooperativeJackson County Rural Electric

Membership Corporation(Ind.)

Jackson Electric Cooperative(Texas)

Jackson Energy Cooperative (Ky.)Jo-Carroll EnergyKankakee Valley Rural Electric

Membership CorporationKarnes Electric CooperativeLaclede Electric CooperativeLake Country PowerLower Yellowstone Rural Electric

AssociationLumbee River Electric

Membership CorporationMcLean Electric CooperativeMid-Carolina Electric CooperativeMiddle Tennessee Electric

Membership CorporationMiEnergy CooperativeMinnesota Rural Electric

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Missouri Rural ElectricCooperative

Moon Lake Electric AssociationMountain View Electric

AssociationMountrail-Williams Electric

CooperativeNational Renewables

Cooperative OrganizationNavarro County Electric

CooperativeNew Hampshire Electric

CooperativeNew York State Rural Electric

Cooperative AssociationNewnan UtilitiesNolin Rural Electric Cooperative

CorporationNorth Arkansas Electric

CooperativeNorth Star Electric CooperativeNorthcentral Mississippi Electric

Power AssociationNorthern Electric CooperativeNorthern Neck Electric

CooperativeNational Rural

TelecommunicationsCooperative (NRTC)

Oakdale Electric CooperativeOglethorpe Power CorporationOwen Electric CooperativePalmetto Electric CooperativePaulding-Putnam Electric

CooperativePearl River Valley Electric Power

AssociationPee Dee Electric Membership

Corporation (N.C.)Pella Cooperative Electric

AssociationPennyrile Rural Electric

Cooperative CorporationPeople's Energy CooperativePetit Jean Electric Cooperative

CorporationPlumas-Sierra Rural Electric

CooperativeRalls County Electric CooperativeRaymond James and AssociatesRelyco Security ResourcesRenville-Sibley Cooperative

Power AssociationRoanoke Electric CooperativeRural Electric Supply Cooperative

(RESCO)Rush Shelby EnergyS&S Utility Representatives

Sawnee Electric MembershipCorporation

SEMO Electric CooperativeSho-Me Power Electric

CooperativeSioux Valley EnergySlope Electric CooperativeSouth Central Electric Association

(Minn.)South Central Indiana Rural

Electric MembershipCorporation

South Dakota Rural ElectricAssociation

Southeastern ElectricCooperative (S.D.)

Southeastern Indiana RuralElectric MembershipCorporation

Southern CompanySouthern Pine Electric

CooperativeSouthern Rivers EnergySouthwest Arkansas Electric

Cooperative CorporationSteele-Waseca Cooperative

ElectricSumter Electric Membership

CorporationSunflower Electric Power

CorporationSussex Rural Electric CooperativeTalquin Electric CooperativeTRC SolutionsTri-County Electric Cooperative

(S.C.)Tri-County Electric Cooperative

(Texas)Upper Cumberland Electric

Membership CorporationUpshur-Rural Electric Cooperative

CorporationVerdigris Valley Electric

CooperativeVerendrye Electric CooperativeVigilante Electric CooperativeWebster Electric CooperativeWells Rural Electric CooperativeWest Kentucky Rural Electric

Cooperative CorporationWheatland Electric Cooperative

(Kan.)White River Electric Association

(Colo.)Wood County Electric

CooperativeWyoming Rural Electric

Association

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Community Partners($500–$999)A&N Electric CooperativeAsplundh Tree ExpertAssociation of Louisiana Electric

CooperativesBarry Electric CooperativeBartholomew County Rural


Beltrami Electric CooperativeBENCO Electric CooperativeBig Bend Electric CooperativeBon Homme Yankton Electric

AssociationCappstone Energy GroupCentral Electric Cooperative (Pa.)Central Georgia Electric

Membership CorporationCentral Valley Electric

Cooperative (N.M.)Cherryland Electric CooperativeChoctawhatchee Electric

CooperativeClark County Rural Electric

Membership CorporationClark Electric CooperativeClark Energy CooperativeClarke-Washington Electric

Membership CorporationConsumers PowerCooperative Light & Power

AssociationCumberland Valley ElectricDiverse Power IncorporatedDixie Electric Power Association

(Miss.)Dogwood Wealth AdvisorsDubois Rural Electric CooperativeDunn Energy CooperativeEast Central Oklahoma Electric

CooperativeEastern Iowa Light & Power

CooperativeFairfield Electric CooperativeFort Belknap Electric CooperativeFranklin Electric CooperativeFreeborn-Mower Cooperative

ServicesGascosage Electric CooperativeGeneral PacificGeorgia Power CompanyGeorgia System Operations

Corporation

Golden Valley ElectricAssociation

Hamilton County ElectricCooperative Association

Heart of Texas ElectricCooperative

Itasca-Mantrap CooperativeElectrical Association

Jackson Electric Cooperative(Wis.)

Kansas Electric PowerCooperative

Kodiak Electric AssociationKotzebue Electric AssociationLake Region Electric Association

(S.D.)Lost River Electric CooperativeMacon Electric CooperativeMeeker Cooperative Light &

Power AssociationMidwest Electric (Ohio)Midwest Energy &

Communications (Mich.)Mille Lacs Energy CooperativeMitchell Electric Membership

CorporationNewberry Electric CooperativeNorthwestern Rural Electric

Cooperative Association (Pa.)Oconee Electric Membership

Corporation Ohio Rural Electric CooperativeOsage Valley Electric Cooperative

AssociationP.K.M. Electric CooperativePanola-Harrison Electric

CooperativePioneer Rural Electric

CooperativePlanters Electric Membership

CorporationPlatte-Clay Electric CooperativePrairie Land Electric CooperativeRappahannock Electric

CooperativeRed Lake Electric CooperativeSatilla Rural Electric Membership

CorporationSchwab Charitable FundShenandoah Valley Electric

CooperativeSouth Central Power Company

(Ohio)Southern Pine ElectricSouthwest Tennessee Electric

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Southwire CompanyTaylor County Rural Electric

Cooperative CorporationTexas Electric CooperativesThree Rivers Electric CooperativeTri-County Rural Electric

Cooperative (Pa.)United Electric Cooperative (Pa.)Vernon Electric CooperativeWalton Electric Membership

CorporationWashington Electric Membership

CorporationWisconsin Electric Cooperative

Association

U.S. HostsBandera Electric CooperativeJo-Carroll Energy

Overseas VolunteersA&N Electric CooperativeAccess Energy CooperativeAdams Electric CooperativeAlabama Rural Electric

AssociationAlfalfa Electric CooperativeArkansas Electric CooperativesAssociation of Missouri Electric

CooperativesBandera Electric CooperativeBARC Electric CooperativeBlack River Electric CooperativeBlue Ridge EnergyBoone Electric CooperativeBoone Rural Electric Membership

CorporationCarroll White Rural Electric

Membership CorporationCentral Missouri Electric

CooperativeCentral Virginia Electric

CooperativeCentral Wisconsin Electric

CooperativeChoptank Electric CooperativeCKenergy Electric CooperativeColorado Rural Electric

AssociationCo-Mo Electric CooperativeCorn Belt Energy CorporationCotton Electric CooperativeCovington Electric CooperativeEau Claire Energy CooperativeEdgecombe-Martin County


Henry County Rural ElectricMembership Corporation

Holy Cross EnergyIndiana Electric CooperativesIowa Lakes Electric CooperativeLaclede Electric CooperativeLinn County Rural Electric

CooperativeMarshall County Rural Electric

Membership CorporationMontana Electric Cooperatives

AssociationMountain View Electric

AssociationNineStar ConnectNoble Rural Electric Membership

CorporationNobles Cooperative ElectricNorris Electric CooperativeNorth Carolina Association of

Electric CooperativesNorth Carolina Electric

Membership CorporationNorth Central Missouri Electric

CooperativeNorth West Rural Electric

CooperativeNortheastern Rural Electric

Membership CorporationNorthern Neck Electric

CooperativeNorthfork Electric CooperativeNorthwestern Electric

CooperativeOhio Rural Electric CooperativeOklahoma Association of Electric

CooperativesOklahoma Electric CooperativeOregon Rural Electric Cooperative

AssociationPee Dee Electric Membership

CorporationPierce Pepin Cooperative

ServicesPioneer Utility ResourcesPlatte-Clay Electric CooperativePoudre Valley Rural Electric

AssociationRandolph Electric Membership

CorporationRappahannock Electric

CooperativeRavalli County Electric

CooperativeRoanoke Electric CooperativeSan Miguel Power AssociationShenandoah Valley Electric

CooperativeSouth Central Indiana Rural


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South River Electric MembershipCorporation

Southeast Colorado PowerAssociation

Southern Indiana PowerSouthside ElectricSouthwest Rural Electric

Association (Okla.)Surry-Yadkin Electric Membership

CorporationTri-County Electric Cooperative

(Ill.)Tri-County Electric Cooperative

(Okla.)Union Rural Electric CooperativeUnited Electric Cooperative (Mo.)United Power (Colo.)Vernon Electric CooperativeVirginia, Maryland & Delaware

Association of ElectricCooperatives

Western Farmers ElectricCooperative

White River Electric AssociationWhitewater Valley Rural Electric

Membership CorporationWisconsin Electric Cooperative

Association

Equipment and VehiclesCentral Alabama Electric

CooperativeCoastal Electric Membership

CorporationHeartland Rural Electric

Cooperative (Kan.)Ohio Rural Electric Cooperative

Megawatt Donors($1,000 and above)Anthony AndersonJonathan AndersonDana Cote Bain Lawrence BeckerJames BennettPhil CarsonBryan CaseKenneth ColburnMel ColemanJeffrey ConnorCourtney CutaNina DangMarion DengerSusan Donovan

Meena FaqiriJodi FullerJohn GillSandra GreenChristopher HamonS Eugene HerrittMaureen HugginsIngrid HunsickerDavid IhaKerry KeltonMeera KohlerHeather Kreitman-MaxsonVeneicia LockhartDr. Martin LoweryMichael LynchJoseph MartinJim MathesonRev. Richard McLeonThomas McQuistonPatricia MetroCurtis NolanPatrick O’ LoughlinJuliana OverstreetRandy PapenhausenValerie ParksSusan PayneSheldon PetersenJeffrey PetersonRev. Malcolm PhillipsRoy PurkeyStephen RhodesMichele RinnRonald SchwartauKelley SmithTimothy SmithJames SpiersDavid SpradlinTracey SteinerRobert SwaffordJohn SzczurRichard TilghmanDaniel WaddleCeleste WallworkSteven WalterGregory WhiteCharles WhitesideW. Bryan WolfeCurtis WynnJude YearwoodPamela Zimbelman



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COMMITMENT TO ZERO CONTACTS

In April 2018, NRECA, Federated Rural ElectricInsurance Exchange and electric cooperativestatewide safety leaders introduced,Commitment to Zero Contacts, an initiativedesigned to provide co-ops with the supportand resources they need to help eliminateserious injuries and fatalities (SIFs) due to electrical contact and enhance co-op safety programs. NRECA would like torecognize the listed co-ops who have committed to support thisnationwide safety initiative. State identifiers are provided fororganizations with similar names.

commitments made as of Jan. 3, 2020

A&N Electric CooperativeAccess Energy CooperativeAdams Electric Cooperative (Ill.)Adams Electric Cooperative (Pa.)Adams-Columbia Electric

CooperativeAiken Electric CooperativeAlaska Power AssociationAlaska Village Electric

CooperativeAlbemarle Electric Membership

CorporationAlfalfa Electric CooperativeAlger-Delta Cooperative Electric

AssociationAllamakee-Clayton Electric

CooperativeAllegheny Electric CooperativeAppalachian Electric CooperativeArk Valley Electric Cooperative

AssociationArkansas Electric Cooperative

CorporationAshley-Chicot Electric

CooperativeAssociation of Illinois Electric

CooperativesAssociation of Louisiana Electric

CooperativesAtchison-Holt Electric CooperativeBailey County Electric Cooperative

AssociationBaldwin County Electric

Membership CorporationBARC Electric CooperativeBarry Electric CooperativeBartlett Electric CooperativeBarton County Electric Cooperative

Bayfield Electric CooperativeBeauregard Electric CooperativeBedford Rural Electric

CooperativeBeltrami Electric CooperativeBENCO Electric CooperativeBerkeley Electric CooperativeBig Horn County Electric

Cooperative (Mont.)Big Horn Rural Electric Company

(Wyo.) Big Rivers Electric CorporationBlack Hills Electric CooperativeBlack River Electric CooperativeBlue Grass Energy (Ky.)Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative

(S.C.)Blue Ridge Energy (N.C.)Blue Ridge Mountain Electric

Membership CorporationBluebonnet Electric CooperativeBluestem Electric CooperativeBon Homme Yankton Electric

AssociationBoone Electric Cooperative (Mo.)Bridger Valley Electric

AssociationBroad River Electric CooperativeBrown-Atchison Electric

Cooperative AssociationBuckeye PowerBuckeye Rural Electric

CooperativeBurke-Divide Electric CooperativeBurt County Public Power DistrictButler Rural Electric Cooperative

(Kan.)

ZERO CONTACTS

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ITMENT TO:

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Butler County Rural ElectricCooperative (Iowa)

Butler Public Power District(Neb.)

Butler Rural Electric Cooperative(Kan.)

Butler Rural Electric Cooperative(Ohio)

Butte Electric CooperativeCalhoun County Electric

Cooperative AssociationCallaway Electric CooperativeCape Hatteras Electric

CooperativeCapital Electric CooperativeCarbon Power & LightCarroll Electric CooperativeCarroll White Rural Electric

Membership CorporationCarteret-Craven Electric

CooperativeCass County Electric CooperativeCavalier Rural Electric

CooperativeCedar-Knox Public Power DistrictCentral Alabama Electric

CooperativeCentral Electric Cooperative (Pa.)Central Electric Cooperative (S.D.)Central Electric Power

Cooperative (S.C.)Central Iowa Power CooperativeCentral Missouri Electric

CooperativeCentral Montana Electric Power

CooperativeCentral New Mexico Electric

CooperativeCentral Rural Electric Cooperative

(Okla.)Central Virginia Electric

CooperativeChariton Valley Electric

CooperativeCherryland Electric CooperativeChickasaw Electric CooperativeChimney Rock Public Power

DistrictChippewa Valley Electric

Cooperative

Choctawhatchee ElectricCooperative

Choptank Electric CooperativeChugach Electric AssociationCimarron Electric CooperativeCitizens' Electric CompanyCitizens Electric CorporationCKenergy Electric CooperativeClaiborne Electric CooperativeClark County Rural Electric

Membership CorporationClark Energy CooperativeClarke Electric CooperativeClaverack Rural Electric

CooperativeClay Electric Cooperative (Fla.)Clay Electric Cooperative (Ill.)Clearwater Power CompanyClearwater-Polk Electric

CooperativeCloverland Electric CooperativeCMS Electric CooperativeCoahoma Electric Power

AssociationCoast Electric Power AssociationCoastal Electric CooperativeCoastal Electric Membership

CorporationCobb Electric Membership

CorporationCodington-Clark Electric

CooperativeColes-Moultrie Electric

CooperativeColorado Rural Electric

AssociationColumbia Rural Electric

AssociationComanche County Electric

Cooperative AssociationCommunity Electric CooperativeCo-Mo Electric CooperativeConsolidated Electric

CooperativeCooke County Electric

Cooperative AssociationCookson Hills Electric

CooperativeCooperative Light & Power

Association

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Coosa Valley Electric CooperativeCoos-Curry Electric CooperativeCopper Valley Electric

AssociationCorn Belt Energy CorporationCotton Electric CooperativeCovington Electric CooperativeCoweta-Fayette Electric

Membership CorporationCraig-Botetourt Electric

CooperativeCraighead Electric Cooperative

CorporationCrawford Electric CooperativeCuivre River Electric CooperativeCullman Electric CooperativeCumberland Electric Membership

CorporationCuming County Public Power

DistrictCuster Public Power DistrictDairyland Power CooperativeDakota Energy CooperativeDarke Rural Electric CooperativeDeaf Smith Electric CooperativeDecatur County Rural Electric

Membership CorporationDelaware County Electric

CooperativeDelaware Electric CooperativeDelta Electric Power AssociationDelta-Montrose Electric

AssociationDixie Electric Cooperative (Ala.)Dixie Electric Membership

Corporation (La.)Dixie Power (Utah)Douglas Electric Cooperative

(Ore.)DS&O Electric CooperativeDubois Rural Electric CooperativeDuncan Valley Electric

CooperativeDunn Energy CooperativeEast Central Oklahoma Electric

CooperativeEast Kentucky Power CooperativeEast Mississippi Electric Power

AssociationEast Central EnergyEast-Central Iowa Rural Electric

Cooperative

Eastern Illini Electric CooperativeEau Claire Energy CooperativeEdgecombe-Martin County


Edisto Electric CooperativeEgyptian Electric Cooperative

AssociationElectric Cooperatives of South

CarolinaElkhorn Rural Public Power

DistrictEmpire Electric AssociationEnergyUnitedEnerStar Electric CooperativeExcelsior Electric Membership

CorporationFairfield Electric CooperativeFall River Rural Electric

CooperativeFannin County Electric

CooperativeFarmers Electric Cooperative

(Iowa)Farmers' Electric Cooperative

(Mo.)Farmers Electric Cooperative

(N.M.)Farmers Electric Cooperative

(Texas)Farmers Rural Electric

Cooperative CorporationFayette Electric CooperativeFayetteville Public UtilitiesFederated Rural Electric

AssociationFEM Electric AssociationFergus Electric CooperativeFirelands Electric CooperativeFirst Electric Cooperative

CorporationFlathead Electric CooperativeFleming-Mason Energy

CooperativeFlint Hills Rural Electric

Cooperative AssociationFlorida Keys Electric Cooperative

AssociationFort Belknap Electric CooperativeFort Loudoun Electric

CooperativeFour County Electric Membership

Corporation

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Franklin Rural ElectricCooperative (Iowa)

FreeState Electric CooperativeFrontier Power CompanyGarkane Energy CooperativeGarland Light & Power CompanyGascosage Electric CooperativeGeorgia Transmission

CorporationGibson Electric Membership

CorporationGlacier Electric CooperativeGolden Valley Electric

AssociationGoldenwest Electric CooperativeGoodhue County Cooperative

Electric AssociationGrady Electric Membership

CorporationGraham County Electric

CooperativeGrand Canyon State Electric

CooperativeGrayson Rural Electric

Cooperative CorporationGrayson-Collin Electric

CooperativeGreyStone Power CorporationGrundy County Rural Electric

CooperativeGrundy Electric CooperativeGuernsey-Muskingum Electric

CooperativeGulf Coast Electric CooperativeGunnison County Electric

AssociationGuthrie County Rural Electric

CooperativeHabersham Electric Membership

CorporationHamilton County Electric

CooperativeHancock-Wood Electric

CooperativeHarmon Electric AssociationHarney Electric CooperativeHarrison County Rural Electric

Membership CorporationHaywood Electric Membership

Cooperative

Heart of Texas ElectricCooperative

Heartland Power CooperativeHeartland Rural Electric

CooperativeHendricks Power CooperativeHenry County Rural Electric

Membership CorporationHighline Electric AssociationHigh Plains PowerHigh West EnergyHill County Electric CooperativeHolmes-Wayne Electric

CooperativeHolston Electric CooperativeHoly Cross EnergyHomer Electric AssociationHomeWorks Tri-County Electric

CooperativeHorry Electric CooperativeHouston County Electric

CooperativeHoward Greeley Rural Public

Power DistrictHowell-Oregon Electric

CooperativeIndian Electric CooperativeIndiana Electric CooperativesInter-County Energy Cooperative

CorporationIowa Lakes Electric CooperativeIrwin Electric Membership

CorporationJ-A-C Electric CooperativeJackson County Rural Electric

Membership Corporation(Ind.)

Jackson Electric Cooperative(Texas)

Jackson Electric MembershipCorporation (Ga.)

Jackson Energy Cooperative (Ky.)Jackson Purchase Energy

Corporation (Ky.)Jasper County Rural Electric

Membership CorporationJefferson Davis Electric

CooperativeJoe Wheeler Electric Membership

Corporation

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Johnson County Rural ElectricMembership Corporation

Jones-Onslow ElectricMembership Corporation

Jump River Electric CooperativeK. C. Electric AssociationKandiyohi Power CooperativeKansas Electric Power

CooperativeKarnes Electric CooperativeKaua'i Island Utility CooperativeKay Electric CooperativeKBR Rural Public Power DistrictKenergy CorporationKentucky Association of Electric

CooperativesKiamichi Electric CooperativeKosciusko Rural Electric

Membership CorporationKotzebue Electric AssociationLaclede Electric Cooper

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