Jeph Novak

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April 12 is lineworker appreciation day, and Wright-Hennepin (WH) wants to thank all its lineworkers for the great work they do at keeping the lights on for the members of the cooperative.

After thorough review and careful analysis, WH will make changes to AC programs beginning in the spring of 2021.

Substations in WH’s territory are frequently being built or improved upon. But what exactly does updating substations entail?

Starting in January, WH lineworkers will begin inspecting pad-mount transformers in St. Michael, Otsego, Rogers, Corcoran and Medina. Lineworkers will access and open pad-mounted devices such as transformers, switches, fuse cabinets and transition cabinets.

WH recently conducted an evaluation with an outside consultant regarding our three Energy-Saving Air Conditioning (AC) programs.

Decorating with lights, listening to festive music and snuggling up by the fire to watch a favorite movie are a few things that make the holiday season great. Behind the scenes, electricity works hard to power your holidays, and this season is no different.

Wright-Hennepin Cooperative Electric Association (WH) held a ribbon cutting ceremony at its Howard Lake substation after a five-month project to rebuild and improve the substation located at the intersection of 70th St. and Keats Ave.

Wright-Hennepin (WH) offers several options for members to save money through Energy-Saving programs (ESPs).

Wright-Hennepin (WH) celebrated National Co-op Month 2020 in a unique way.

WH will switch its summer Energy-Saving Program to winter load management on October 1.

Hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs) are a unique type of car, combining the battery of a fully electric vehicle and the gasoline engine of a non-electric vehicle.

The Gift of Electricity is a practical gift to give to the important people in your life.