Lauren Dublin

If you’re a new WH member, or maybe even if you’ve been one for years, you may not know what an Annual Meeting is!

WH members are invited to participate in Wright-Hennepin's (WH) new electric vehicle (EV) charging pilot, Quick Cash Charging. 

On December 20, WH hosted its annual Emergency Response Plan (ERP) Drill.

WH’s Board Chair Erick Heinz was recently elected to serve on the Great River Energy (GRE) Board of Directors. 

It can happen quickly – getting behind on your electric bill isn’t something you plan for. Whether it’s because you had unexpected expenses, forgot about it, or couldn’t make ends meet, Wright-Hennepin (WH) wants to work with you to keep your electricity connected.

Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association’s (WH) Board of Directors proudly announces that this holiday season, members will receive a capital credit refund of $4.9 million.

Snowbirds who move south for the winter likely already have their bags packed. If you are part of one of Wright-Hennepin’s (WH) Energy-Saving Programs (ESPs), there are a few extra steps to take to ensure you get a lower rate for heating your home.

WH has been celebrating the cooperative difference for 87 years – but what does that mean?

In just a few easy steps, you can easily save on your next electric bill this fall.

The Wright-Hennepin (WH) Board of Directors approved a complete elimination of one of the major components of members’ electric bills for the month of September.

Running a business can be expensive. Help reduce your next electric bill with these easy energy-efficiency tips!

Just because the temperature is rising doesn’t mean your electric bill has to! Save with these energy-efficiency tips.

As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to grow in popularity, Wright-Hennepin (WH) is working hard to ensure that members are able to affordably charge their vehicles from the comfort of their own home.

Last summer we wrote a blog about what happens behind the scenes at Wright-Hennepin (WH) during an outage. But what happens when there’s a big storm, creating lots of outages?

Audrey Britton was elected as the new director of District 7 at WH’s Annual Meeting on April 20.

A special capital credit retirement of $4 million will be returned to Wright-Hennepin (WH) members in April.

If you’re a new WH member, or maybe even if you’ve been one for years, you may not know what an Annual Meeting is!

Spring in Minnesota often brings strong thunderstorms, winds, and even tornados. Be sure you’re prepared for storms with these weather tips.

Wright-Hennepin (WH) is excited to announce an update to the online bill pay portal!

The average American family does about 300 loads of laundry a year, according to ENERGY STAR. Make the most of your laundry room’s energy use!

The 2023 Mustang Mach E arrived in September and will be used by the county as a fleet vehicle.

WH will begin inspecting padmount transformers in January.

Being a member of WH means you’re part of an electric cooperative, meaning that you have a voice in how the business is run. But what makes up a cooperative?

Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association’s (WH) Board of Directors is proud to announce that this holiday season, members will receive a capital credit refund of $4.55 million.

Are you having trouble making your electric payments? During the winter months, you may be protected from disconnection through the Cold Weather Rule.

Winter often brings higher electric bills as many Minnesotans switch on the heat, space heaters, or electric fireplaces. With prices of everything on the rise, Wright-Hennepin (WH) offers several options to save members money through Energy-Saving Programs.

National Co-op Month has been celebrated annually for over 50 years. The USDA estimates there are 350 million cooperative members across the country, and Wright-Hennepin (WH) is proud to serve 46,000 of them!

When the lights go out, so do WH line crews. But what happens to make that happen?

As gas prices have skyrocketed over the last several months, interest in electric vehicles (EVs) has grown right along with them.

Every summer, little colorful flags are a ubiquitous sight near roads and sidewalks. But what are they for?

Being cognizant of your electric use is an important part of managing your bill.

Save on your electric bill this summer with these energy-saving tips!