Important COVID-19 Updates
Now more than ever, we are committed to delivering safe and reliable power
Hear from our CEO
In this challenging time, we will continue to provide the essential services that have powered our region for more than 100 years.
Customer assistance
We remain committed to helping customers facing financial hardship because of COVID-19 as we resume service disconnections in August.
Customer service
Here's how to reach us.
Customer site visits and meter exchanges
We are suspending many customer site visits but will continue maintenance and construction activities at our outdoor facilities and equipment.
Protecting our employees, the community and the grid
We have taken a variety of steps to help stop the spread of COVID-19 and ensure reliability of electric service.
Press releases
Minnesota Power remains committed to helping customers as disconnections resume this summer (05/03/21)
MN Dept of Commerce expands Energy Assistance Program so 100,000 more households are eligible (04/27/21)
Minnesota Power remains committed to helping customers with their energy bills during COVID-19 (10/15/20)
An important message for our customers from Minnesota Power and Superior Water, Light and Power (03/16/20)
Business resources
A variety of regional, state and federal resources and loans are available to help Minnesota businesses.
Watch for scams
Customers should be aware of telephone, mail, email, and in-person scams that involve criminals posing as Minnesota Power representatives and demanding immediate payment or personal information. As the COVID-19 outbreak evolves, please be on the alert for scammers to use the situation to steal your money and personal information. For more information on how to protect yourself, please visit our scam alerts page.
Personal and family resources
For emergency assistance as it relates to accessing food, paying housing bills or for other essential services, dial 2-1-1 or text the letters MNCOVID to 898-211. A certified community resource specialist will help to find available resources in your area. This is a service provided by United Ways nationwide and the outreach in Minnesota matches that of our service area. More information about this service is available at www.211.org/services/covid19.
Information regarding energy assistance and discount programs as well as other resources can be found at:
Frequently asked questions
Get answers to your questions about how Minnesota Power is responding to COVID-19.
