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May 2025 SECO News

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M AY 2025

INSIDE THIS ISSUE • National Electrical Safety Month • 2025 Scholarship Awardees • Board Officers Update

Seminole Electric Cooperative's Combined Cycle Facility in Putman County.

2024 Exceptional Reliability Standards DEAR MEMBER, At SECO Energy, we’re proud to serve over 250,000 homes and

term, affordable power supply contracts, and the ability to

businesses across Central Florida with reliable, affordable, and

plan effectively for the future as energy technologies and

sustainable electricity. But did you know that the electricity

consumer needs continue to evolve.

flowing through SECO’s lines begins its journey at a partner cooperative that we help govern and support?

Thanks in part to this reliable supply of power and the strength of our local distribution system, SECO Energy has earned

That partner is Seminole Electric Cooperative, one of the nation’s

industry-leading reliability scores year after year. We consistently

largest generation and transmission (G&T) cooperatives. SECO

outperform national benchmarks in key reliability metrics like

Energy is one of nine member-owner cooperatives of Seminole.

System Average Interruption Frequency Index (SAIFI), System

This means we don’t just buy power from Seminole – we’re

Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI) – meaning SECO

part owners. We help guide their strategy, invest in their

members experience fewer outages and shorter durations

future, and work together to ensure our members receive

when outages occur. And when the lights go out, our crews

safe, cost-effective, and environmentally responsible energy.

respond with unmatched speed and professionalism to restore power quickly and safely.

How does it all work? Seminole generates electricity using diverse resources, including natural gas, coal, renewable energy,

Thank you for trusting SECO Energy to power your homes,

and purchased power. From its state-of-the-art Seminole

businesses, and lives. We don’t take your trust for granted,

Generating Station in Palatka to renewable solar partnerships

and we will continue to work with great partners like Seminole

across the state, Seminole plays a critical role in balancing

Electric Cooperative to keep the power flowing, the lights on,

reliability with environmental stewardship. Once that power

and our service strong.

is generated, Seminole ensures that it is transmitted to SECO’s substations, where we take over and deliver it directly to your

Sincerely,

home or business. This partnership is more than a business arrangement – it’s a cooperative bond built on shared values and a common

CURTIS WYNN

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

mission to serve our members. Having a strong, transparent relationship with Seminole Electric Cooperative ensures that SECO has a voice in major energy decisions, access to long-

*National data from 2023 is the most recent data available. MAY 2025 | SECO NEWS

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