ETEC Member Co-ops
Membership in ETEC gives individual cooperatives better access to new and different sources of power, both conventional and renewable. ETEC owns portions of some power plants, builds others and purchases power on behalf of more than 340,000 member-owners. By working together, individual cooperatives throughout East Texas can share best practices and resources, particularly in times of need, such as natural disasters. For example, when Hurricane Ike struck East Texas, ETEC members worked together to better utilize work crews and equipment, such as back up generators, and to help facilitate assistance from governmental entities.
Thanks to the power of the cooperative, East Texas businesses and residents served by ETEC benefit from highly reliable, affordable energy, better service and quick responses in times of need.
All of the following cooperatives are members of ETEC, and they are the organizations that literally provide the power to individual homes and businesses.
To learn more about each co-op member, please click on the links below to visit their websites.
Cherokee County Electric Cooperative
Rusk, Texas
Deep East Texas Electric Cooperative
San Augustine, Texas
Houston County Electric Cooperative
Crockett, Texas
Jasper-Newton Electric Cooperative
Kirbyville, Texas
Northeast Texas Electric Cooperative
Longview, Texas
Rusk County Electric Cooperative
Henderson, Texas
Sam Houston Electric Cooperative
Livingston, Texas
Wood County Electric Cooperative
Quitman, Texas