Seminole Electric Cooperative is a well-established brand and one of the largest generation and transmission (G&T) cooperatives in the country. Their main mission is to provide reliable and competitively-priced wholesale electric power to their nine Member distribution electric cooperatives. With the Seminole Generating Station (SGS) in northeast Florida and the Richard J.

Midulla Generating Station (MGS) in south central Florida, Seminole ensures that approximately 1. 9 million people and businesses across 42 Florida counties have access to electricity. As part of their commitment to serving their communities, Seminole owns and maintains over 350 miles of transmission lines.

They serve approximately 90 percent of their Member load by utilizing the transmission systems of other utilities under Open Access Transmission Tariffs. Seminole's management group, led by a 27-member Board of Trustees comprising representatives from each Member cooperative, focuses on maintaining a balanced and diversified generation portfolio. Their generation mix includes owned facilities, as well as capacity and energy obtained through various power agreements, such as those with independent power producers and governmental entities.

This diverse mix, which incorporates renewable energy, helps safeguard against market fluctuations and ensures competitive rates. With a dedication to accountability, integrity, and service rooted in the cooperative spirit, Seminole Electric Cooperative is the preferred and trusted energy services provider for their Members and the communities they serve