Victory Electric hosted a second member forum Sept. 24 at the Boot Hill Casino & Resort Conference Center to explain how proposed large electric loads—particularly data centers—could affect electric service, rates, water resources, infrastructure and the local economy.
Part 2: Taking a closer look at the transmission system, an essential part of delivering reliable electricity, and how we manage those costs responsibly.
Our board is committed to taking the time needed to thoughtfully design fair rates and make decisions that help the cooperative remain strong and reliable.
Victory Electric and its wholesale power supplier, Sunflower Electric Power Corporation, are committed to helping you better understand the factors shaping the cost of electricity and the work happening behind the scenes to manage those pressures responsibly. This article is the first in a series focused on explaining what goes into the cost of power, what challenges utilities across the country are facing, and how the cooperative model continues to put the interests of members first.
At Victory Electric, we know you count on us to reliably and affordably provide the energy you need every day. Although we may not be able to control all costs, we do have the power to manage expenses and reduce the costs that are under our control.
Maintaining your personal health requires an ongoing commitment, and the financial well-being of Victory Electric requires continuous attention and planning, too.
Victory Electric reported significant progress in 2025 across cybersecurity, infrastructure, youth programs, and member services while maintaining strong financial health. The cooperative is focused on expanding and upgrading the electric grid to meet growing electricity demands.
Victory Electric encourages members to attend the annual meeting April 14. Participating in trustee elections and the annual meeting are valuable ways to engage with cooperative leaders and fellow members.
