Basin Electric Power Cooperative

Basin Electric Power Cooperative

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Antelope Valley Station

  • 589,811 horsepower per unit
  • Annual fuel consumption: 5.5 million tons of pulverized lignite (station total)
  • Boiler height: 277 feet
  • Construction costs: $1.9 billion
  • Fuel supply: Lignite coal supplied by Dakota Coal Company, produced at the Freedom Mine
  • Hourly fuel consumption: 350 tons of pulverized lignite (per unit
  • Water supply: Lake Sakakawea

Cooperatives - General

  • Nearly 1,000 electric cooperatives own and maintain nearly half the electric distribution lines in the USA
  • These 1,000 electric co-ops cover 75 percent of the U.S. land mass and provide electricity to 36 million people
  • Cooperatives operate in agriculture, childcare, health care, insurance, housing, purchasing, shared services, telecommunications and other industries
  • About 30 percent of farmers' products in the U.S. are marketed through 3,400 farmer-owned cooperatives
  • U.S. co-ops serve 120 million members, or 4 in 10 Americans

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Basin Electric Power Cooperative
1717 East Interstate Ave.
Bismarck, ND 58503-0564 USA
701.223.0441