From dump truck driver to teenager, everyone should be aware of potential electrical hazards

Don’t waste your energy dollars. Heed these warning signs that your house is losing energy and take steps to fix them.

Safety isn’t a poster on the breakroom wall, or a checklist we run through once a year.

SWCE employees had the opportunity to learn from local law enforcement and EV industry experts regarding safety. The team also practiced a May Day drill as a safety procedure.

Beyond providing all your cooling, heat pumps are excellent heating sources at times of the year when furnaces are at their least effective, namely during mild and moderately cold weather.

Bret Wobschall, June 8, became Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric’s operations division manager. “Employees at SWCE have been very welcoming and all have assisted in ensuring a seamless transition…

Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric Youth Tour Delegates Leighton Richter of Faribault and Connor Louks of Ellendale returned home June 20 after flying with Minnesota’s delegation of 35 students and…

Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric Line Foreman Kevin Kjersten (adjacent photo) was promoted, June 15, to line superintendent.

Great River Energy (GRE) officials conducted a breakfast briefing, June 11, with Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric employees regarding the PowerOn Midwest transmission line project that may go…

Recently the communities in our region have played host to informational meetings, comment sessions and open houses related to the proposed transmission build-out across the Midwest. Those…

SWCE will be hosting four town hall meetings in September.

The regional grid operator, MISO (Midcontinent Independent System Operator - see adjacent map), released results from its Planning Resource Auction for the upcoming Planning Year 2026-27.