About WH

Check out this interesting video that describes the purpose of electric cooperatives, and how they formed!

What does it mean to be a member-owner?

Being a member-owner of Wright-Hennepin distinguishes you from other electric utility customers in a number of ways:

• Your voice is heard. You have an input regarding setting policy through a nine-member board elected by you and other Wright-Hennepin members in the local area. Board members serve three-year terms and elections are held at an Annual Meeting each spring.
• You share in the “profits” of the cooperative. Since the first capital credit refunds were made by WH in 1957, WH has returned $62 million to its members.

Our Vision

To benefit our members,  WH and its diversified businesses will outperform our competitors and sustain top 10 percent results in satisfaction, financial management, safety and reliability through 2022.

Our Mission

We deliver the power, products and competitive pricing essential for improving the quality of life of the members and communities we serve.

Our Values

Integrity
Safety
Member/Customer-Focused
Teamwork
Dependable
Performance

Financial Statements

2016 year-end financial statement

2017 year-end financial statement

2018 year-end financial statement

2019 year-end financial statement

2020 year-end financial statement

2021 Q1 financial statement

Service Territory

Power Supply Mix

WH purchases power from three providers: Great River Energy, Basin Electric and MISO. The amount of power WH purchases from each is shown in the first pie chart. The three pie charts below that show the Name Plate Capacity of those companies.  

These graphs are representative and are subject to change as markets fluctuate. Information updated February 2019.

Affiliations