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Cloverland and WEC Seek MPSC Approval of Edison Sault Transaction

Petition filed before Michigan Public Service Commission is next step in regulatory approval process

January 27, 2010– Cloverland Electric Cooperative and Wisconsin Energy Corporation (NYSE: WEC) filed a joint petition before the Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) on January 26 seeking approval of the companies’ proposed transaction involving Edison Sault Electric Company. Under the terms of a definitive agreement announced October 28, 2009, Cloverland Electric would acquire Edison Sault Electric from Wisconsin Energy Corporation for approximately $61 million. MORE

Electric Cooperative Lives United-Cloverland Electric Cooperative Campaign Captain Cory Wilson presents United Way of the EUP with $10,996.48 for its annual campaign. Cloverland exceeded the $10,000 mark for the first time through the generous contributions of its employees and directors. The regional United Way campaign is currently at 73 percent of its goal. (From left to right: David Jahn, War Memorial Hospital & Campaign Co-Chair; Cory Wilson, Cloverland Campaign Captain; Tracey Laitinen, New United Way Director.)

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Commercial and lndustrial Prescriptive Program Debuts: Now, large power and small commercial accounts can take advantage of an incentive-based program designed to help co-op member's save money and energy. In January, we rolled out our Energy Optimization Commercial and Industrial Prescriptive program that offers rebates to members who upgrade their lighting (e.g. T12 to T8 lamps), motors and more. Lighting and non-lighting commercial applications can be found at michigan-energy.org.

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