TVEC Board of Directors Approves $4.6 Million Capital Credit Return
There are a lot of benefits to being part of a nonprofit electric cooperative, but the return of any excess operating margins has to be near the top of the list.
How Capital Credits Work
• At the end of each year, if TVEC has received more revenue than was necessary to cover expenses, the difference is allocated back to members as capital credits based on each member’s share of electricity purchased.
• When the co-op’s financial condition permits, the board of directors may decide to retire, or pay back, some of the capital credits. This year, all outstanding capital credits from 1995 will be retired as well as 10% of outstanding capital credits from 2022.
• Capital credits are returned to current and former
members. For current members, this year’s disbursement will be applied as a credit on bills mailed in December. Former members will receive a check.
• This year's capital credit disbursement will be reflected on bills sent from the co-op in December.
Checks to former members will be mailed in early December.
Find the full article regarding this year's capital credit return in the December issue of Texas Co-op Power magazine or on tvec.net.