Employee Benefits: Employees and their families may click on the link to view contact information of WFEC benefit providers. Employee Benefit Providers

WFEC joined the Alliance for Cooperative Energy Services (ACES) Power Marketing LLC, which is a risk mitigation group. ACES’ business strategy is unique in the energy marketing and trading industry. It operates as an energy risk management and hedge manager, developing strategies, implementing trading controls and managing transaction execution for multiple entities as their legal agent. ACES’ business process allows its customers to actively participate in the hedging strategy by collectively utilizing their infrastructure and resources to assess their risks and execute specific, customized portfolio strategies.

Transmission Project: In mid-2002, WFEC and Kiowa Power Partners (KPP), an affiliate of Tenaska, Inc., entered into an agreement for the construction of a high voltage transmission line. The line will follow a route from a generating station near Kiowa, to its southern terminus near Savoy, Texas. Under the terms of the agreement, KPP will reimburse WFEC for the cost of the Oklahoma portion of the line in return for capacity in the transmission line.
WFEC’s project scope involves managing the transmission design and engineering, as well as procuring right-of-way and project materials. WFEC will construct, operate and own the 76-mile Oklahoma portion of the single steel pole transmission line. KPP will own the nine-mile Texas portion of the transmission line.

Wind Energy Agreement: In early 2003, WFEC reached an agreement with Blue Canyon Wind Power LLC, to purchase electricity from a wind energy project. The wind farm site is located in an area north of Lawton. The ridgeline’s east-west orientation, which is also perpendicular to the prevailing southerly wind directions, results in one of the most energetic wind resources in the southwest. WFEC began purchasing all of the power produced by the 45 wind turbines in December of 2003.