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• Load Management Schedule: 11-18-22 & 11-19-22
• Five ways to fight the winter chill and save energy
• Manager Connection – Record Capital Credit Equity
• Record retirement of capital credit equity approved by Steele-Waseca board of directors
• USDA funding available for qualified individuals and families to buy or repair homes
• Minnesota co-op “spreads the word” about hybrid electric bucket trucks
• Iverson among Quilt of Valor recipients
• Dual fuel program participants encouraged to have adequate supplies of your secondary fuel source
• Wilson utilizing Steele-Waseca experience to develop division manager position
• Manager Connection – Utility Fraud
• Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric announces appointments for 2023 Nominating Committee
• Cooperatives handle the heat, even during the hottest times of the year
• Is your dual fuel system ready for cold weather?
• Manager Connection – National Co-op Month: Focused on You
• Four ways to boost your cyber hygiene
• Cold Weather Rule notification
• Suds and savings: 10 ways to save energy in the laundry room
• Short Circuits Issue 101: Cooperation
• Gopher State One Call
• Electric system resilient during sweltering heat
• Manager Connection – Distracted Driving
• Master Electrician Joel Dulas having an active start with Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric
• Heat pumps built for summer cooling, colder winter weather
• Seykora, Kindseth thankful for Youth Tour experience in Washington, D.C.
• Manager Connection: Rebates
• Lundberg retires after 49 years with Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric
• Grid authorities issue warnings about summer energy demand
• Top tips to stay cool and save energy this summer
• Scholarships awarded by Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric to “Class of 2022” high school graduates
• Manager Connection: Popularity of Electric Appliances & Equipment Rise
• Incumbent directors re-elected during SWCE’s 86th annual meeting
• Incumbent directors re-elected during SWCE’s 86th annual meeting
• SWCE conducting in-person annual meeting Tuesday, June 7
• June 2022 Sparks Ad Connection
• April 12 storm damage
• Your membership to affordable, reliable, responsible power
• Nominating Committee determines board of director nominees
• Fire safety training at Steele-Waseca
• GRE members elect directors; board elects officers
• SWCE 2021 annual meeting minutes
• Kindseth, Seykora to represent Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric during 2022 Youth Tour to Washington, D.C.
• SWCE annual meeting reminders
• Low-carbon future comes into focus
• SWCE board of directors and corporate services members
• DeVries retires after 37-year career at Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric
• Portion of Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric members to receive survey in June
• Message to our owners by SWCE General Manager Syd Briggs
• SWCE’s 86th Annual Meeting Agenda
• KW Saves kWhs: Kitchen Appliances
• May 2022 Sparks Ad Connection
• Manager Connection – In-person Annual Meeting 2022
• Legislative Day at the Capitol
• Annual Cogeneration Notification to Membership
• 811 5 Steps for Safe Digging & Gopher State One Call
• SWCE 2022 board of director nominees
• For sale at SWCE – 06′ Dodge Grand Caravan SXT
• Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric prepares for in-person annual meeting
• KW Saves kWhs: Microwave vs. Stove
• 1955 SWCE Service Truck Repainted
• KW Saves kWhs: Water Heating Expenses
• April 2022 Sparks Ad Connection
• Downed and Dangerous
• Considering a home wiring project?
• April 12 storm damage
• National Lineworker Appreciation Day is April 11
• Would you like your Sparks newsletter delivered to your inbox?
• GRE members reaffirm approval of sale of Coal Creek Station, HVDC transmission system; approve Discovery Wind project
• Manager Connection – Lineworker Appreciation
• Email notifications available to SWCE members
• SWCE Nominating Committee announce board candidates for 2022
• March Sparks Ad Connection
• Let us know if you plan to build
• Great River Energy to sign agreement with Apex Clean Energy for 400-megawatt Discovery Wind
• Manager Connection – Beware of Utility Scams
• Former Steele-Waseca General Manager Donald Larson dies at age 91
• Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric hosts electric vehicle safety training for area fire departments
• KW Saves kWhs: Fans & Filters
• Steele-Waseca details residential rebates available to members in 2022
• Powering Up After an Outage
• Why is my bill higher in the winter?
• Be Safe
• Manager Connection – Top 5 Reasons We Love Serving Our Member-Owners
• Ensuring the electric grid can bounce back quickly
• USDA funding available to help low-income individuals and families buy or repair homes
• SWCE seeking applicants for Youth Tour to Washington, D.C.
• Behind the Scenes with Jen: National Clean Off Your Desk Day
• Heating your home accounts for up to 48 percent of your utility bill
• Electrical safety training in Claremont
• Manager Connection – Legislative Involvement
• KW Saves kWhs: Rugs & Pipes
• GRE clean energy transition brings era of rate stability
• SWCE awarding scholarships in 2022
• KW Saves kWhs: Air Vents & Smart Thermostats
• Behind the Scenes with Jen-SWCE 1936 Replica Service Truck, Bids Due
• Extension cord safety
• 10 Outdoor Lighting Tips to help you stay jolly
• USDA funding available to help low-income individuals and families buy or repair homes
• Manager Connection – Record-Breaking Capital Credit Equity
• Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric board approves new record retirement of capital credit equity
• Our focus is you—the member
• KW Saves kWhs: Sun in the day-Drapes at night & Bundle up
• Steele-Waseca Cooperative Electric nominating committee appointments announced for 2022
• Supporting electric co-op members across Minnesota, Connexus Energy successfully challenges unlawful BNSF practices
• Manager Connection – Cooperative Principles
• Storage Water Heating Program
• Sobrack among Jay York Scholarship recipients
• Getting proper rest can make a huge difference in staying safe during harvest
• Protecting against cyberattacks