Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association will return $2.74 million in capital credits this holiday season, continuing 45 consecutive years of refunds that return excess margins to member-owners across Wright and western Hennepin counties.

Discover how small monthly bill roundups created big local impact in 2025, supporting nonprofits and community programs through Wright-Hennepin’s member-powered Operation Round Up initiative.

Meet Wright-Hennepin’s 2025 scholarship recipients and celebrate students whose dedication, leadership, and community involvement reflect our commitment to education and investing in the next generation.

EVs cost more upfront but can save money long term with lower fuel and maintenance costs, plus improving range and charging options.

Hennepin County added a new electric fleet vehicle with grant support as part of its plan to reach net zero emissions.

WH introduced a flat-rate overnight EV charging program to help members save money and reduce peak demand.

WH launched a pilot that offers EV owners bill credits for shifting home charging to off-peak times.

Two WH employees road tested the cooperative’s Tesla to Wisconsin and found EV travel easy, comfortable and a learning experience.

Operation Round Up turns small member donations into major support for local charities and community programs.

WH celebrates Co-op Month by highlighting its member-owned values and strong community support.