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Midwest Energy Cooperative in Michigan: 19.91 ¢ home rates, SAIDI and solar
In Michigan, Midwest Energy Cooperative bills 35,602 accounts, 82.3% residential, as an cooperative utility. Businesses and industry take 41% of the 553,377 MWh it sells; homes take 59%.
Midwest Energy Cooperative: 930 kWh a month costs roughly $185 in energy at 19.91 ¢/kWh, +3.2% on the Michigan average of 19.30 ¢.
Businesses and industry take 41% of the 553,377 MWh it sells; homes take 59%.
Who buys power from Midwest Energy Cooperative
Business share of sales
41%homes 59% of 553,377 MWh
The customer mix of Midwest Energy Cooperative is its own: 29,283 home accounts buy 59.1% of 553,377 MWh, 6,319 commercial accounts buy 40.9%, and the remaining 0.0% goes to 0 industrial and other accounts. A typical Midwest Energy Cooperative home uses 11,162 kWh a year, a typical business account 35,845.
How it compares
Midwest Energy Cooperative
Midwest Energy Cooperative, 2024
Home
Business
Bill
SAIDI
Midwest Energy Cooperative
19.91 ¢/kWh
17.69 ¢/kWh
$185at 930 kWh
268 minSAIDI
Michigan average against this company, which is 9 of 12 on priceLowest in this table
Midwest Energy Cooperative: -2.1% on 2024 for homes, Michigan +3.7%.
Midwest Energy Cooperative home price, 2025
19.49 ¢/kWh-2.1% on 2024, early release
Midwest Energy Cooperative SAIDI, 2025
268 min-0% on 2024, early release
Midwest Energy Cooperative against Michigan, 2025
-5.8 pointsMidwest Energy Cooperative -2.1%, Michigan +3.7%, price in Michigan 20.01 ¢
Midwest Energy Cooperative: 19.49 ¢/kWh in the 2025 early release, -2.1% from 19.91 ¢; Michigan as a whole went +3.7%, so Midwest Energy Cooperative trailed it by 5.8 points. Its SAIDI is 268 minutes against 268 in 2024.
Carbon context
Midwest Energy Cooperative serves 29,283 homes in Michigan. At 930 kWh a month that is about 335 kg of CO₂, or 4,016 kg a year, at the Michigan plant rate, state generation and not this utility: Michigan generation mix.
Midwest Energy Cooperative charts
Residential price since 2015: 19.91 ¢ in 2024
16.03 ¢ in 2015, 19.91 ¢ in 2024 (+24.2%); Michigan 14.42 to 19.30 ¢.
Midwest Energy Cooperative residential price 2015-2024, 2015 to 2024: 10 rows
Midwest Energy Cooperative billed homes 16.03 ¢/kWh in 2015 and 19.91 ¢ in 2024, +24.2% in all, and lagged the Michigan average (+33.8%) by 9.6 points. Midwest Energy Cooperative's sharpest move came in 2022, +12.6%. The latest year is the high at 19.91 ¢; the low was 13.87 ¢ (2018). 2024: +0.3% here, +2.4% for the Michigan average. SAIDI at Midwest Energy Cooperative (major events excluded) went from 302 minutes in 2022 to 268 in 2024, -11%, between 268 (2024) and 302 (2022). Against the national median, Midwest Energy Cooperative came in lower on SAIDI in 0 of 3 years, and 2024 ended at 268 minutes, +169 from the median. 2022: 769 minutes with major events, 302 without, the widest gap of any year. Midwest Energy Cooperative has 8 cheaper and 3 higher-priced Michigan peers among 12 with 20,000+ homes. Next cheaper, City of Lansing, bills 19.78 ¢ (-0.13). Next higher-priced, DTE Electric Company, bills 20.13 ¢ (+0.22).
Both measures lean against customers: 3.2% above the Michigan average on price and 2.7x the national median on outage minutes (268).
Home accounts at Midwest Energy Cooperative went from 28,512 in 2015 to 29,283 in 2024, +2.7%. Business customers paid 0.89 times the home price in 2024 (17.69 against 19.91 ¢); the ratio was 0.55 in 2015. SAIFI went from 2.00 in 2022 to 1.50 in 2024, between 1.50 and 2.00.
Outages and home price of Midwest Energy Cooperative (EIA utility 12377), 2013 to 2024
By 2024 the average Midwest Energy Cooperative customer sat through 268 minutes of outage, against 462 in 2013 (−42%). The low came in 2024 at 268, the high in 2013 at 462; 5 years were filed. The Michigan median in 2024 was 110 minutes, so Midwest Energy Cooperative ran above it.
Measured in 2025 dollars, Midwest Energy Cooperative home rates went 20.49 ¢ to 20.43 ¢ (−0.3%) from 2013 to 2024; on the bill 14.83 ¢ to 19.91 ¢. Over 12,000 kWh a year the real price meant $2,459 in 2013 and $2,452 in 2024. Of 29 Michigan utilities with 1,000+ home accounts in 2024, Midwest Energy Cooperative stood 24th cheapest (28th of 37 in 2013).
Midwest Energy Cooperative outage minutes a customer, 2013 to 2024: 268 in 2024
Midwest Energy Cooperative at 268 min in 2024 and the Michigan median at 110.
Midwest Energy Cooperative home price since 2013: −0.3% after inflation
Midwest Energy Cooperative: 20.43 ¢ in 2025 dollars (solid) and 19.91 ¢ as billed (dashed) in 2024.
Midwest Energy Cooperative, EIA utility 12377, year by year among Michigan utilities
Midwest Energy Cooperative 2013-2024: 12 rows
Year, Midwest Energy Coo
¢ billed
¢ in 2025 $
Price place, Midwest Energy
SAIDI min
SAIFI
SAIDI place, Midwest Energy
Michigan median SAIDI
2013
14.83
20.49
28 of 37
462
2.00
13 of 13
180
2014
15.09
20.52
30 of 37
291
1.87
13 of 14
192
2015
16.03
21.77
34 of 37
–
–
–
–
2016
16.16
21.68
34 of 37
–
–
–
–
2017
15.61
20.50
29 of 36
–
–
–
–
2018
13.87
17.79
18 of 36
–
–
–
–
2019
15.41
19.41
41 of 51
–
–
–
–
2020
14.70
18.29
17 of 29
–
–
–
–
2021
16.29
19.36
23 of 29
–
–
–
–
2022
18.35
20.18
25 of 29
302
2.00
18 of 19
182
2023
19.85
20.97
25 of 29
292
1.70
20 of 20
112
2024
19.91
20.43
24 of 29
268
1.50
19 of 20
110
Midwest Energy Cooperati, EIA utility 12377: EIA-861, CPI-U.
How big is Midwest Energy Cooperative in Michigan, by customer accounts?
35,602 accounts in 2024: residential 29,283, commercial 6,319, industrial 0.
How many cents per kWh does Midwest Energy Cooperative charge homes?
In 2024 homes paid 19.91 cents; against the Michigan average that is +3.2%.
What are the SAIDI and SAIFI of Midwest Energy Cooperative?
SAIDI 268.1 min and SAIFI 1.50 a year, major events excluded; ratio to the national median 2.70, CAIDI 179 min.
How many net-metered systems connect to Midwest Energy Cooperative?
250 installations with 2.0 MW, of which residential installations number 250.
What would a typical Midwest Energy Cooperative home pay each month?
930 kWh at 19.91 cents comes to about $185, energy only.
Is Midwest Energy Cooperative cheaper than other Michigan utilities?
Rank 9 of 12 in Michigan on price, +3.2% against the state average; 8 charge less than 19.91 ¢.
What share of Midwest Energy Cooperative sales do homes buy?
Homes take 59.1% of 553,377 MWh, commercial accounts 40.9%, industrial and other 0.0%; the 6,319 commercial accounts use 35,845 kWh each, 3.2 times a home.
At Midwest Energy Cooperative, are smart meters in homes, with a TOU option?
Midwest Energy Cooperative offers a home time-of-use rate; 114 customers use dynamic pricing, 0.39% of its homes.
Has Midwest Energy Cooperative moved up the Michigan price list since 2015?
10th cheapest of 11 in 2015, 9th of 12 in 2024; its price rose 24.2% while Michigan rose 33.8%.
How does Midwest Energy Cooperative compare with 3 similar utilities?
Place 4 of 4 on home price at 19.91 ¢ (Michigan cooperatives); median 17.76 ¢, cheapest member 14.37 ¢.
Did Midwest Energy Cooperative cut or raise its 2025 home price?
19.49 cents per kWh, -2.1% on the 19.91 of 2024 (EIA early release for 2025).
Utilities with a similar home price
Home prices nearest to Midwest Energy Cooperative at 19.91 ¢/kWh in 2024, among companies with a page here, any state.