Supreme Electric Competitors

Founded in 1941, Matanuska Electric Association, Inc. (MEA), is Alaska’s oldest existing and second-largest electric cooperative. MEA is owned and operated by its more than 51,000 members and governed by bylaws and articles of incorporation that are voted on and approved by the membership. Covering more than 4,300 miles of power lines, MEA’s service territory extends north just past Trapper Creek, over to the mighty Matanuska Glacier and south to Eagle River in an overall service area greater than the size of West Virginia. MEA's new 171 megawatt natural gas generation facility, the Eklutna Generation Station (EGS), has been fully operational since May 2015. The completion of the facility marked the cooperative's transition to a vertically-integrated utility in control of its own generation, transmission and distribution system.

Alaska Electric Light and Power Company (AEL&P) is a wholly owned subsididary of Avista Corp., and provides retail electric service in the City and Borough of Juneau, Alaska.

Hawaii Electric Light Company’s mission is to provide secure, clean energy for Hawaii. Over the years, Hawaii Electric Light Company has provided energy to over 80,000 customers on the island of Hawai`i. In 1970, Hawaii Electric Light Company was purchased by Hawaiian Electric Company. Hawaii Electric Light Company generates over 1 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity each year and utilizes clean energy sources to generate nearly 50% of that amount (46.7% in 2012). The energy we use is an essential but limited resource necessary to maintaining our quality of life. In a changing world, Hawaii Electric Light Company along with its parent company, Hawaiian Electric Company, has evolved to offer more than electricity. Today, we provide energy solutions to help customers save money and use energy more efficiently. Hawaii Electric Light Company also continues to pursue the use of more renewable energy alternatives to help ensure a sustainable future for our islands.