Welcome to Kit Carson Electric Cooperative • 100% Daytime Solar!

KIT CARSON ELECTRIC COOP NEWS

KCEC, Taos County, and UNM – Taos Host Enchanted Circle Wildfire Preparedness Series 3 : Post-Fire Lessons Learned May 29, 2025

Read More >

New Mexico Energy Policy Symposium

On May 7, 2025, Luis Reyes, the CEO of KCEC, participated as a panelist in…

Read More >

How Los Alamos National Laboratory Helped Bring Hydrogen Power To Northern New Mexico – Los Alamos Daily Post

Read More >

Kit Carson Electric Cooperative launches Hydrogen Safety Project in Taos County

Read More >

KCEC is currently facing power and internet outages across its service area. Crews have been working since late last night to resolve these issues, which are caused by heavy snow and adverse weather conditions. KCEC crews will continue to address the outages as they work to restore services. Thank you for your patience.

Read More >

Enchanted Circle Wildfire Preparedness Series Session 2: How To Protect your Home Against Wildfires Video

Read More >

Enchanted Circle Wildfire Preparedness Session 2: How to Protect Your Home from Wildfire

Enchanted Circle Wildfire Preparedness Session 2: How to Protect Your Home from Wildfire It was…

Read More >

Kit Carson Electric Cooperative Wildfire Mitigation Update: April 30, 2025

Read More >
See All News >

Kit Carson Electric Cooperative, a history of great service...

Kit Carson Electric Cooperative (KCEC) is a member-owned Electric Distribution Cooperative serving Taos, Colfax and Rio Arriba Counties since 1944. For the past seventy-five years, KCEC has been providing electricity to its over 29,000 members. Through employment opportunities, KCEC, its division – Kit Carson Internet and its subsidiary – Kit Carson Energy, Inc., the coop supports approximately 125 families.

KCEC has been a community leader in economic development for decades. In the 1990s, the electrical deregulation movement brought unprecedented changes to the utility industry which opened the door for KCEC to offer new infrastructure services such as propane and internet. KCEC first established wireless internet than with the help of an American Recovery and Reinvestment Act grant, built over 2900 miles of fiber optic line for high-speed internet and phone services.

Learn More About KCEC