Consolidated Financials 2014 - 2015
Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative is
pleased to report another financially successful year. Patronage capital (margins) totaled $4,374,846 for 2015 and the co-op is in compliance with the guidelines set forth by its lenders. Net utility plant increased 2.5 percent during 2015
and kWh sales decreased 3.5 percent over 2014. The certified public accounting firm of BBG, LLP,
prepared this year's audit. Statements are available for review at NEOEC's headquarters in Vinita.
ASSETS & OTHER DEBITS Total Utility Plant in Service
Construction Work in Progress Total Utility Plant
Acc. Prov. for Depreciation NET UTILITY PLANT
Investment in Subsidiary Companies Invest. Assc. Patronage Capital Invest. Assc. Other - General Funds Invest. Assc. Other - NonGen Funds Other Investments
TOTAL OTHER PROPERTY & INVESTMENTS
Cash-General Funds Special Deposits
Temporary Investments Notes Receivable
Accounts Receivable
Accounts Receivable - Other Materials & Supplies Prepayments
2015 OPERATING REVENUE
EXPENSES Purchased Power
Transmission Expense
Distribution Expense - Operation Distribution Expense - Maintenance Consumer Accounts Expense Customer Service Expense Sales Expense
Administrative and General Expense Depreciation Expense Tax Expense - Property Tax Expense - Other
Interest on Long-Term Debt Interest Expense - Other Other Deductions
COST OF ELECTRIC SERVICE Operating Patronage Capital
Non Operating Margins - Interest
Income (Loss) from Equity Investments Non Operating Margins - Other
Generation & Transmission Capital Credits Other Capital Credits
TOTAL PATRONAGE CAPITAL $ 72,138,518
39,071,795 9,259
2,595,775 5,748,217 2,778,766 1,108,974 257,075
3,227,934 8,282,952 1,355,384 71,559
4,362,787 80,759 20,629
68,971,865
3,166,653 184,182 (16,188) 215,835 97,605
726,759 $ 4,374,846 2014 $ 72,969,298 Other Current & Accrued Assets TOTAL CUR. & ACC. ASSETS Deferred Debits
42,219,040 TOTAL ASSETS & OTHER DR 19,664
Patronage Capital
3,261,764 Operating Margins - Current Year 1,097,231 Non-Operating Margins 274,464 Other Margins & Equities
3,220,523 TOTAL MARGINS & EQUITIES 7,517,421
1,378,580 Long-Term Debt CFC 67,132 Long-Term Debt - Other
4,548,116 TOTAL LONG-TERM DEBT 127,025 25,000
72,094,958
Other Noncurrent Liabilities Notes Payable
Accounts Payable 874,340 Consumers Deposits
202,644 Current Maturities Long-Term Debt 618,008 Other Current & Accrued Liabilities 532,255 TOTAL CUR. & ACC. LIAB. 152,729
740,624 Deferred Credits $ 3,120,600 TOTAL LIAB. & OTHER CR
2015
$ 216,263,599 792,505
217,056,104 (67,443,471)
149,612,633
20,037,491 4,727,719 2,000
1,665,406 7,172,539
33,605,155 1,314,626
8,285 2,703,083
5,855,536 2,688,960 747,144 63,286 16,123
13,397,043 6,140,310 $ 202,755,141
2,457,990 LIABILITIES AND OTHER CREDITS 5,881,008
67,569,677 3,995,457 379,390
1,819,421 73,763,945
9,620,643 85,269,739 94,890,382
16,449,109 0
5,874,817 1,562,222 5,854,841 3,488,440 33,229,429
871,385 $ 202,755,141
2014
$ 205,074,355 3,778,610
208,852,965 (62,961,457)
145,891,508
14,491,718 4,390,135 2,000
1,690,690 7,310,377
27,884,920 1,710,582
8,285 1,397,320
00 7,629,194 855,827 724,621 70,602 16,162
12,412,593 6,500,340 $ 192,689,361
65,645,205 2,410,701 709,899
(1,818,518) 66,947,287
12,162,294 65,966,914 78,129,208
18,687,920 9,050,000 8,803,245 1,450,457 5,450,000 3,381,294 46,822,916
789,950 $ 192,689,361
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