2024 Director Candidates

The 2024 Nominating Committee met on January 17th to select candidates for the 2024 director elections. Two seats on the Todd-Wadena Electric Cooperative Board of Directors will expire at the Annual Meeting on April 16th, 2024. The committee nominated incumbents Miles Kuschel and Tom Brichacek, as well as Gary Kneisl. Next month’s newsletter, the March […]

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Meals 4 Members Now Accepting Donations

As each year begins, we want to serve Todd-Wadena Electric Cooperative (TWEC) members in need. We are currently collecting food items for our Meals 4 Members program. Your food donations are gathered and then distributed directly to members who can use assistance. Please donate unexpired/non-perishable food items now through April. Monetary donations are also welcome. […]

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2024 Vegetation Management

By Tyler Fisher, Operations Manager Vegetation management is vital to the safe and reliable operation of the electrical distribution system at Todd-Wadena Electric Cooperative.  What does this mean for property owners and our members? In order to deliver your electricity in the safest, most reliable, and most cost-effective way, we must work together to keep […]

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Business Spotlight: Vetsch Farms

In the labor-intensive dairy farming industry, robots are making farmers’ lives just a little bit easier.  Imagine a cow walking into a box, being milked and fed, and then released – all without human involvement. A robotic milker is now doing all of the above at Vetsch Farms east of Browerville, Minnesota. Owner Loren Vetsch […]

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2024 Calendars Are Ready!

TWEC’s 2024 calendars are now ready to be picked up! Stop by to pick up a calendar at our office or at one of our pick-up locations throughout the service territory (locations listed below). Limited quantities are available at each location. Thank you to all our members who submitted photos! Pick-up Locations BrowervillePro-Ag Farmers’ Co-op […]

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Capital Credits to Be Retired

As a member, you earn capital credits each year based on your patronage. This means if you purchase more electricity in a year, your allocation of capital credits is more for that year. Your Board of Directors makes a decision annually on whether to retire, or pay out, old capital credits based on the financial […]

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