Outage Calls
To Report an Outage: 1-800-927-6864
Dispatch is available 24/7/365
Main Office Hours: Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
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Goodhue County Electric Cooperative
Committed to those we serve.
Providing safe, reliable, affordable energy to our nearly 5000
members across Goodhue and the surrounding counties!
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The Energy Assistance Program
helps pay for home heating and
water costs and furnace repairs
for income-qualified households.
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Ready for Summer Heat
GRE and MISO are prepared for the summer heat. Improvements needed for increasing demand. Full Article - click below
Load Management
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We offer a monthly credit or a lower energy rate for certain loads when connected to a load control receiver and/or an off-peak meter. In exchange for the credit or lower rate you allow the cooperative to control, or temporarily turn off, that load when prices are higher or energy usage is at a system peak. This helps the cooperative save and in turn you save as well. Control strategies and events are activated by Great River Energy. Below is a link to the GRE Load Control Page:
http://lmguide.grenergy.com/
Login to your Smarthub Account!
Goodhue County Coop Electric offers multiple options to pay your bill. You can choose which option fits your preferences.
The Power of Human Connections
The Touchstone Energy Cooperatives brand represents a nationwide alliance made of more than 740 local, consumer-owned electric cooperatives in 46 states. Touchstone Energy co-ops collectively deliver power and energy solutions to more than 30 million members every day. Electric cooperatives distribute power for 56 percent of the U.S. land mass over 2.4 million miles of power lines.