Wolverine and MECA hosted nearly 100 directors and cooperative staff to discuss recent energy legislation and its impact on Michigan electric cooperatives.
Topics included: Energy Legislation Politics (Joe Baumann, Chief Legal Officer, Wolverine); Clean Energy Standard […]
More and more Michigan co-ops are integrating fiber to the home (FTTH) to their portfolios for member-owners. While Wolverine isn’t specifically in the FTTH market, we’ve developed infrastructure to support the ever-growing fiber network.
A New […]
In the ever-evolving landscape of power generation, Wolverine Power Cooperative stands out for its innovation in generation and transmission to provide reliable and affordable electricity to our members. The Hersey power plant’s chiller system is […]
Wolverine COO Zach Anderson speaks at CFC IBES 2023 about the reopening of Palisades Power Plant, how it fits into Wolverine’s strategic power supply strategy, and the benefits of bringing always available, carbon-free energy to […]
When poly tanks for the water system at Sumpter Power Plant sprung a leak, our team sprang into action.
The water system utilizes a demineralization process that removes all minerals and salts from the water used […]
When we think of some of the challenging situations our crews face, there are images of downed electric lines, extreme weather conditions, and the high stress environment of managing power outages. While these are […]
Rural Power cooperatives, like Wolverine, understand that to serve our members, our lineworkers and project teams often encounter situations, locations, and terrain that urban energy suppliers don’t. The Cheboygan to Tower project, that kicked off […]
Black outs are the nightmare scenario that keeps energy suppliers up at night (and all day too, if we’re being honest). To ensure uninterrupted power supply and minimize prolonged outages, the electrical grid is designed […]
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