1.5 million South Carolinians in all 46 counties use power delivered by 20 electric distribution cooperatives
Electric cooperatives build and maintain the state's largest power distribution system with more than 74,000 miles of power line covering 70 percent of the state.
Electric cooperatives are private, independent, not-for-profit electric utility businesses owned by their members — the consumers they serve.
Electric cooperatives provide at-cost, reliable electric service
Electric cooperatives are governed by their own boards of directors, elected by the members
Electric cooperatives contribute $1.4 billion per year to South Carolina’s economy
