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Let’s Start Planning our Community Meetings

Alaska Village Electric Cooperative is a member-owned utility that values its customers’ input. Members who attend the cooperative’s yearly community meetings have an impact on how the cooperative offers electric power. Attending a community meeting takes time, but your participation affects how AVEC delivers power. Although it is the community chairman and secretary’s role to […]

Capital Credits

Each year that AVEC earns a margin (revenue collected that is not needed to cover the cost of providing service), it is assigned to members in proportion to the amount they were billed for electricity during that year. These funds, called capital credits, are retained by the co-op as a source of working capital for […]

Holy Cross Copy

Energized date: 2/05/1971 Current Population: 167 Number of Consumers: 101 Total Generating Capacity: 722 kw Max Fuel Capacity: 77,000 gallons

St. Mary’s

Energized date: 12/28/1969 Current Population: 569 Number of Consumers: 211 Total Generating Capacity: 4,500 kw Diesel – 3,600 kw; Wind – 900 kw Max Fuel Capacity: 414,000 gallons

Shungnak (SHUNG-nack)

• Energized date: 9/28/1971 • Current Population: 263 • Number of Consumers: 95 • Total Generating Capacity: 1,573 kw • Max Fuel Capacity: 116,000 gallons • Other: Tieline to Kobuk

Shaktoolik

Energized date: 01/24/1971 Current Population: 269 Number of Consumers: 102 Total Generating Capacity: 1,049 kw Max Fuel Capacity: 97,809 gallons Diesel – 849 kw; Wind – 200 kw

Shageluk

Energized date: 4/14/1971 Current Population: 85 Number of Consumers: 63 Total Generating Capacity: 436 kw Max Fuel Capacity: 52,700 gallons

Nulato (noo-LAH-toe)

Energized date: 9/17/1968 Current Population: 233 Number of Consumers: 142 Total Generating Capacity: 996 kw Max Fuel Capacity: 110,000 gallons