How can I become a member of NHEC?

To become a member of New Hampshire Electric Cooperative Inc, an individual must first reside in an area serviced by the cooperative. Membership provides access to energy services, and it is generally open to anyone who is eligible. Typically, those interested in joining must complete an application process, which may include providing personal and property information as well as agreeing to adhere to the cooperative's terms and conditions. Once the application is submitted, there may be a requirement to pay a membership fee, which often contributes to a capital credit invested in the cooperative. Membership gives individuals not only access to electricity services but also a say in cooperative governance, including the ability to vote during annual meetings. Members are typically encouraged to participate in cooperative activities, helping to shape the services offered. For specific details on the application process, fee amounts, and eligibility criteria, individuals can refer to the information available on the current NHEC web page, where they can find comprehensive resources about membership.