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Cooperative Energy generates and transmits electricity for 11 Member distribution systems across Mississippi. Cooperative Energy and these 11 distribution systems, collectively known as the Power of 12, provide power to more than 445,000 homes and businesses across the state, serving more than 1 million Mississippians. The distribution systems are connected to our generation sources by 1,812 miles of high-voltage transmission lines. Cooperative Energy generates electricity with a diverse mix of coal, natural gas, solar and nuclear resources. Cooperative Energy serves as the only not-for-profit wholesale electric power provider headquartered in Mississippi. We employ over 450 skilled and professional employees, all of whom are focused on providing safe, affordable, and reliable electricity to the 11 Member systems we serve. Who are our 11 member systems? • Coahoma Electric: Lyon, Miss. • Coast Electric: Bay St. Louis, Miss. • Delta Electric: Greenwood, Miss. • Dixie Electric: Laurel, Miss. • Magnolia Electric: McComb, Miss. • Pearl River Valley Electric: Columbia, Miss. • Singing River Electric: Lucedale, Miss. • Southern Pine Electric: Taylorsville, Miss. • Southwest Mississippi Electric: Lorman, Miss. • Twin County Electric: Hollandale, Miss. • Yazoo Valley Electric: Yahoo City, Miss. • Electric Cooperatives of Mississippi: Ridgeland, Miss.

Cooperative Energy Company is an oil & energy company based out of 1708 Pierce Avenue PO Box 254, Sibley, Iowa, United States.

CFE is a progressive, farmer-owned cooperative that services local farm and rural business owners in the areas of agronomy, feed, grain and lumber. CFE has locations in communities throughout northwest Iowa, southwest Minnesota and southeast South Dakota with administrative offices in Rock Valley and Ocheyedan, IA. Our farmer-owners are at the core of what we do. After all, our success is their success. Our cooperative is made up of 380 team members that consistently provide sustainable solutions that drive the success of our customers, employees and communities.

Established in 1967, CIRES is a joint institute of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the University of Colorado Boulder. It is the largest of NOAA’s institutes nationwide. As a world leader in environmental sciences, CIRES conducts groundbreaking research into all aspects of the Earth system, including the hydrosphere, biosphere, geosphere, atmosphere, and cryosphere. Situated in Boulder, Colorado, at the foot of the Flatirons rock formations, CIRES supports more than 500 scientists, nearly 180 graduate and undergraduate students, five research centers, and two programs, the Western Water Assessment and Education & Outreach. CIRES researchers are committed to identifying and pursuing innovative research in Earth system science and fostering public awareness of these processes to ensure a sustainable future environment. Get more of the CIRES experience by also following us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/CIRESnews) and Twitter (@theCIRESwire). Specialties Divisions: Cryospheric and Polar Processes; Ecosystem Science; Environmental Chemistry; Environmental Observations, Modeling, and Forecasting; Solid Earth Sciences; and Weather and Climate Dynamics. Interdisciplinary centers: Climate Diagnostics Center; Center for Limnology; Center for Science and Technology Policy Research; National Snow and Ice Data Center; and Earth Science and Observation Center. Programs: Western Water Assessment and Education & Outreach.

Established in 1967, CIRES is a joint institute of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the University of Colorado Boulder. It is the largest of NOAA’s institutes nationwide. As a world leader in environmental sciences, CIRES conducts groundbreaking research into all aspects of the Earth system, including the hydrosphere, biosphere, geosphere, atmosphere, and cryosphere. Situated in Boulder, Colorado, at the foot of the Flatirons rock formations, CIRES supports more than 500 scientists, nearly 180 graduate and undergraduate students, five research centers, and two programs, the Western Water Assessment and Education & Outreach. CIRES researchers are committed to identifying and pursuing innovative research in Earth system science and fostering public awareness of these processes to ensure a sustainable future environment. Get more of the CIRES experience by also following us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/CIRESnews) and Twitter (@theCIRESwire). Specialties Divisions: Cryospheric and Polar Processes; Ecosystem Science; Environmental Chemistry; Environmental Observations, Modeling, and Forecasting; Solid Earth Sciences; and Weather and Climate Dynamics. Interdisciplinary centers: Climate Diagnostics Center; Center for Limnology; Center for Science and Technology Policy Research; National Snow and Ice Data Center; and Earth Science and Observation Center. Programs: Western Water Assessment and Education & Outreach.

Established in 1967, CIRES is a joint institute of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the University of Colorado Boulder. It is the largest of NOAA’s institutes nationwide. As a world leader in environmental sciences, CIRES conducts groundbreaking research into all aspects of the Earth system, including the hydrosphere, biosphere, geosphere, atmosphere, and cryosphere. Situated in Boulder, Colorado, at the foot of the Flatirons rock formations, CIRES supports more than 500 scientists, nearly 180 graduate and undergraduate students, five research centers, and two programs, the Western Water Assessment and Education & Outreach. CIRES researchers are committed to identifying and pursuing innovative research in Earth system science and fostering public awareness of these processes to ensure a sustainable future environment. Get more of the CIRES experience by also following us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/CIRESnews) and Twitter (@theCIRESwire). Specialties Divisions: Cryospheric and Polar Processes; Ecosystem Science; Environmental Chemistry; Environmental Observations, Modeling, and Forecasting; Solid Earth Sciences; and Weather and Climate Dynamics. Interdisciplinary centers: Climate Diagnostics Center; Center for Limnology; Center for Science and Technology Policy Research; National Snow and Ice Data Center; and Earth Science and Observation Center. Programs: Western Water Assessment and Education & Outreach.

Established in 1967, CIRES is a joint institute of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the University of Colorado Boulder. It is the largest of NOAA’s institutes nationwide. As a world leader in environmental sciences, CIRES conducts groundbreaking research into all aspects of the Earth system, including the hydrosphere, biosphere, geosphere, atmosphere, and cryosphere. Situated in Boulder, Colorado, at the foot of the Flatirons rock formations, CIRES supports more than 500 scientists, nearly 180 graduate and undergraduate students, five research centers, and two programs, the Western Water Assessment and Education & Outreach. CIRES researchers are committed to identifying and pursuing innovative research in Earth system science and fostering public awareness of these processes to ensure a sustainable future environment. Get more of the CIRES experience by also following us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/CIRESnews) and Twitter (@theCIRESwire). Specialties Divisions: Cryospheric and Polar Processes; Ecosystem Science; Environmental Chemistry; Environmental Observations, Modeling, and Forecasting; Solid Earth Sciences; and Weather and Climate Dynamics. Interdisciplinary centers: Climate Diagnostics Center; Center for Limnology; Center for Science and Technology Policy Research; National Snow and Ice Data Center; and Earth Science and Observation Center. Programs: Western Water Assessment and Education & Outreach.

Established in 1967, CIRES is a joint institute of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the University of Colorado Boulder. It is the largest of NOAA’s institutes nationwide. As a world leader in environmental sciences, CIRES conducts groundbreaking research into all aspects of the Earth system, including the hydrosphere, biosphere, geosphere, atmosphere, and cryosphere. Situated in Boulder, Colorado, at the foot of the Flatirons rock formations, CIRES supports more than 500 scientists, nearly 180 graduate and undergraduate students, five research centers, and two programs, the Western Water Assessment and Education & Outreach. CIRES researchers are committed to identifying and pursuing innovative research in Earth system science and fostering public awareness of these processes to ensure a sustainable future environment. Get more of the CIRES experience by also following us on Facebook (www.facebook.com/CIRESnews) and Twitter (@theCIRESwire). Specialties Divisions: Cryospheric and Polar Processes; Ecosystem Science; Environmental Chemistry; Environmental Observations, Modeling, and Forecasting; Solid Earth Sciences; and Weather and Climate Dynamics. Interdisciplinary centers: Climate Diagnostics Center; Center for Limnology; Center for Science and Technology Policy Research; National Snow and Ice Data Center; and Earth Science and Observation Center. Programs: Western Water Assessment and Education & Outreach.