Basin Electric is a consumer-owned, regional cooperative headquartered in Bismarck. It generates and transmits electricity to 138 member rural electric systems in nine states: Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming. These member systems distribute electricity to about 2.9 million consumers.
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Basin Electric employee Justin Feil teaches Beulah students about fire prevention, and a few lucky kids also get a special ride to school. Read more at: https://basinelectric.wordpress.com/2020/01/15/basin-electric-employee-teaches-beulah-students-about-fire-prevention/
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Have you had a chance to flip through the latest issue of Basin Today Magazine yet? You can find all the stories on our website too: BasinElectric.com. #basintoday #gocoop #coopspowerus #brewing #breweries #malting #twotrackmalting #beavercreekbrewery
Our employees get special leadership training through the BE Leaders program. The 12-month program gives participants an opportunity to explore various aspects of leadership, delving into all kinds of topics - communication, conflict management, business tools, change management, and more. Congratulations to our 2019 graduates! #GoCoop #WhyBasin
We believe an all-of-the-above strategy is best for generating electricity to send to our members. Dale Niezwaag, senior vice president of government relations, talked about the research that’s gone into how at our 2019 annual meeting. #basin2019
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Hello,
We here at No Starch Press just published “The Manga Guide to
Electricity” by Kazuhiro Fujitaki. A translation from the bestselling
series in Japan, this book uses authentic manga and real-world examples
to make learning electricity engaging, charming, and fun. We noticed
that you are interested in and write about electricity quite a bit.
Would you be interested in a review copy of “The Manga Guide to
Electricity”?
Thanks,
Travis
http://www.nostarch.com/mg_electricity.htm
rwd2 on twitter. Loving the cam pics. Can you link it to the site? Thanks.
I am J,P. Rinker, and am a director of Midland Power Cooperative located in Jefferson, Iowa. I wore my Basin Electric hat ( courtesy of BEC director Charlie Gilbert }, to the recent ISU-KU football game in Ames, Iowa. I was approached by a woman who said ” whats up with the Basin hat? I haven`t
seen anything about Basin since I lived in Denver.”
She did`nt know that BEC supplied power to such a large area. I enjoy the Basin Update. Keep up the good work!
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