Stacie Nielsen

During summer storms, a lot of damage can occur, including power lines being downed. And while the downed lines and poles may look like they are no longer working, don’t be fooled.

If you pay online, you may notice an updated look-and-feel when accessing the payment portal.

With the stay-at-home order in place, it’s likely you and your family are spending more time indoors. You can track your energy use over time using a free online tool called MyMeter.

Your basic charge helps to cover expenses like safety equipment for our lineworkers.

Finding ways to save energy or keep track of how you use it can be difficult. However, WH offers a free program to our members called MyMeter.

WH is selling two pieces of equipment by sealed bid. Bids to be in by Feb 26, 2020.

As electric vehicles (EVs) become more common, it can be hard to know if one is right for you. Here are a couple ways to help determine if an EV is right for you.

Check out our 2019 community event highlights!

The Energy Wise MN Store is a great tool to find and buy energy efficient products to help manage your energy use.

Learn how to pay your bill the easy way with EZ Pay.

WH recently finished installing and testing the generator at the newly opened Hy-Vee in Maple Grove.

Electricity is an integral part of our lives and remains at a great value.

Learn about the different types of energy efficient bulbs and what to look for when shopping for new bulbs.

Each year, Wright-Hennepin (WH) performs pole maintenance, which begins with an inspection of all poles within a designated portion of WH’s service territory.

We make investments in our system to help ensure we continue to bring affordable and reliable energy to you!

There's a new committee at Wright-Hennepin: WH Make a Difference!

With a different bill to pay each day, WH provides choices to help make paying your electric bill easy, so you can focus on what's important.

Wright-Hennepin is selling equipment and receiving bids through December 3, 2018.

Each year, Wright-Hennepin (WH) performs pole maintenance, which begins with an inspection of all poles within a designated portion of WH’s service territory.

By the late mid-1930s, 9 out of 10 rural homes were still without electric service and investor-owned utilities continued to ignore requests to provide power to those rural areas.

You’ve heard the saying - in Minnesota there are two prominent seasons: winter and construction.

When a phone call or email comes and you are asked to take a survey, you may react by pressing “end call” or the “delete” button. But have you considered of how taking certain surveys may benefit you?

Questions on Wright-Hennepin (WH) rebates and Energy Saving Programs? Find some answers here!

To cap off 2017, Wright-Hennepin (WH) is proud to announce a $3.6 million capital credit refund to members!

Why do the lights blink during bad weather? You may be asking these questions of your electric cooperative, so we want to try and answer them.

Ways to save energy this holiday season.