Industrial and Commercial Members

Commercial and industrial members are an essential part of Cullman Electric Cooperative. Answering the questions and finding solutions to issues that are unique to commercial or industrial members requires special attention and knowledge of the electric industry. Key Accounts Manager Terry Graham has more than 40 years of experience at Cullman EC and is here to answer your questions. Call Terry at  256.737.3226.

Increasing your company’s energy efficiency helps you save money and protect our natural resources. Use these online resources to increase your company’s energy efficiency.

TVA Energy Right Solutions for Business & Industry — TVA's EnergyRight programs let your company make smart energy choices while enhancing your bottom line. Whether you want to make your business more energy-efficient, save money or demonstrate your commitment to the environment by conserving natural resources, we make it easy with expert guidance, incentives for the installation of efficient equipment, and more.

Touchstone Energy – Business Energy Advisor — Touchstone Energy Cooperatives provides member co-ops with various programs, including resources for energy efficiency for businesses and organizations. See how you can apply consistent, systematic approaches – from clipping peaks to preventive maintenance – to use energy more wisely and efficiently.

For additional information on how your business can save energy, click on the Commercial Energy Savings Guide.

Documents for Developers and Contractors

Revolving Loan Fund (RFL)

Cullman Electric is a member-owned cooperative dedicated to improving the lives of its members. To that end, Cullman EC created a Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) to help fund improvements to our community. We are accepting applications for loans from others with ideas on how to improve our community. These loans are being provided for projects that will significantly benefit rural areas. If an application is approved, Cullman EC will work with local lenders and others to maximize the leverage of the RLF dollars so that the result is the maximum possible economic development. It is the further intent of Cullman EC to use the RLF program to supplement, but not compete with, capital that may already exist within the communities.