On September 22,1937 Presque Isle Electric & Gas Co-op (at that time known as Presque Isle Electric Cooperative) set its first pole in the village of Posen. The lines built that fall were the first energized by a cooperative in the state and brought electricity to 82 farm homes just in time for Christmas. The cooperative soon extended lines to Montmorency and Cheboygan counties to provide electric service to rural homes.

In 1994, Presque Isle Electric & Gas Co-op entered the natural gas business, again providing a valuable service to rural areas when other companies wouldn't.

Today, we service 35,997 electric meters and 8,911 natural gas meters throughout a nine county service territory. We maintain 584 miles of gas pipeline and 4,793 miles of electric line, serving approximately 7.5 members per mile of line. With 69 full time employees and several more temporary employees, Presque Isle Electric & Gas Co-op is one of the largest employers in Presque Isle County.

We are a company built on the premise of providing outstanding service to rural areas that other companies refused to serve, a premise we continue to uphold and strive to improve upon.

Disclaimer

.Presque Isle Electric & Gas Co-Op's natural gas operations are not regulated by the Michigan Public Service Commission.