Seminole Electric Cooperative, headquartered in Tampa, is your Cooperative’s wholesale energy supplier. Seminole is also a not-for-profit Cooperative
returning margins to your Cooperative.
Seminole Electric is owned by your Cooperative and nine other electric distribution Cooperatives located from the Georgia boarder to the Everglades. These
distribution Cooperatives provide power to more than 1.7 million individuals and businesses across the state through nearly 900,000 meters in 46 counties.
Seminole operates power production facilities and negotiates short and long term energy contracts with other power producers and marketers. It also owns
and operates transmission facilities that connect Seminole’s system to Florida’s electrical transmission system.
Seminole provides power to more than 900,000 members.
Seminole is owned by WREC and nine other distribution cooperatives.
Seminole's Palatka Generating Station
Two 650 megawatt, coal-fired generating units.
Located in Putnam County, about 50 miles south of Jacksonville.
A $300 million emission control upgrade, completed in 2009, keeps this Station on of the cleanest coal-fired generating facilities in the U.S.
Richard J. Midulla Generating Station, located in Hardee County, northwest of Wauchula, is an 810 megawatt facility. It uses natural gas as its primary fuel source. The Midulla Station’s 500
megawatt combined cycle unit began commercial operation in 2002. An additional 310 megawatts of peaking capacity went into service at this location in
December 2006.
