Kansas City – September 18, 2026 -- Conexon's Conexon 100 Club now counts nearly 50 electric cooperatives across 13 states that have delivered fiber broadband to 100 percent of their members, following the induction of seven new co-ops in 2026.
Seven cooperatives across three states complete full fiber buildouts
The 2026 inductees -- Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative (Oklahoma), Central Florida Electric Cooperative, Glades Electric Cooperative, Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative (all Florida), and Grady EMC, Habersham EMC and Satilla REMC (all Georgia) -- finished on-system fiber-to-the-home construction between the second half of 2025 and the first half of 2026.
Program has tracked co-op fiber completions since its 2024 launch
Conexon created the 100 Club as what it describes as the industry's first recognition program for electric cooperatives that achieve universal fiber coverage within their service territories. Membership has grown steadily since launch as more co-op broadband projects reach full build-out.
Conexon has helped secure over $2 billion in funding for rural fiber
Through partnerships with electric cooperatives and community organizations, Conexon and its clients have secured more than $2 billion in federal, state and local funding and designed over 200,000 miles of fiber network. The company reports more than 4 million rural Americans now have fiber-to-the-home access as a result of these projects.
Randy Klindt, Conexon Founding Partner and Conexon Connect co-CEO, said the 100 Club cooperatives committed to serving every member regardless of remoteness and followed through on that pledge.
Conexon operates across 80 markets with nearly 50 completed projects
Conexon has worked with electric cooperatives in 80 markets since its founding a decade ago, with nearly 50 projects now reaching full member coverage. Its internet service provider, Connect, delivers multi-gigabit-speed service across many of these territories.