Central Alabama Electric Cooperative Service Area Map

The cooperative s service area covers most of the rural areas of autauga elmore coosa and chilton counties as well as members in tallapoosa talladega bibb perry dallas and lowndes counties the cooperative is a 199 million company with 6 000 miles of line serviced by over 120 employees.

Central alabama electric cooperative service area map.

Caec is a not for profit member owned electric distribution utility that serves more than 42 000 meters in a 10 county area of central alabama just north of montgomery. Alabama s 23 rural electric cooperatives deliver power to more than 1 million people or one fourth of the state s population. The tennessee valley authority tva is a member of area and serves as wholesale power supplier to eight member cooperatives located in the northern part of alabama. 103 jesse samuel hunt blvd 36066 map clanton.

Central alabama electric cooperative just another infomedia content site. Local 334 365 6762 toll free 800 545 5735 outages 800 619 5460. Based on an investigation conducted by the legislature alabama determined that with respect to retail electric sales the benefit of competition between multiple. The cooperative s service area covers most of the rural areas of autauga elmore coosa and chilton counties as well as members in tallapoosa talladega bibb perry dallas.

Unlike other utilities rural electric cooperatives serve. Yet rural electric cooperative power lines cover more than 70 percent of the state s land mass making our job of providing low cost dependable power more challenging than any other utility in alabama. High school juniors living in our service area can apply for a once in a lifetime experience. This process involved creating a subsidiary central access wholly owned by caec.

637 coosa river pkwy 36092. Local 334 365 6762 toll free 800 545 5735 outages 800 619 5460. Powersouth energy cooperative also a member of area provides wholesale power to 12 member cooperatives in the central and southern sections of alabama. Code 37 14 1 1975.

In 1984 the alabama legislature enacted a statute establishing boundaries for electric service territories within the state. We are currently constructing a core to serve our facilities and as a part of this process we are also building out to those members who are in the initial core construction area and who have already indicated an interest in service by paying a 25 commitment fee.