Cooperative Profile
Our members are the most important part of our electric cooperative.
Mission Statement
Our members are the most important part of our electric cooperative. Therefore, our mission is to serve their energy needs today and in the future utilizing progressive technology and cost-efficient procedures that foster fiscal integrity and success. We will exceed service expectations through consumer-oriented policies and relationships. Further; we will strive for positive growth and development for the region while actively supporting and promoting environmental stewardship and energy conservation. In fulfilling this mission, we will capitalize on the strength and knowledge of our greatest asset - our employees.
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Cooperative Principles
To assure high standards of service, Pee Dee Electric Cooperative consistently implements:
- policies, programs, products and services that answer the needs of members and their communities.
- advanced technology to ensure system quality and capability for future growth.
As a non-profit electric cooperative, PDEC's priority is serving our members and their communities. Local ownership with a local, member-elected board offers stability, reliability and better value in a changing marketplace.
The cooperative spirit focuses attention on the needs of people and their communities. Pee Dee Electric's contributions to a better quality of life include:
- educational support, including scholarships and school programs;
- meaningful community service throughout the Pee Dee Region;
- active pursuit of economic development and job creation.
Our members and their communities are the most important part of our cooperative. For more than six decades, Pee Dee Electric has been a trusted member of the Region's community, forging strong relationships built with the power of human connections.
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Cooperative Profile
Our members are the most important part of our electric cooperative.
Mission Statement
Our members are the most important part of our electric cooperative. Therefore, our mission is to serve their energy needs today and in the future utilizing progressive technology and cost-efficient procedures that foster fiscal integrity and success. We will exceed service expectations through consumer-oriented policies and relationships. Further; we will strive for positive growth and development for the region while actively supporting and promoting environmental stewardship and energy conservation. In fulfilling this mission, we will capitalize on the strength and knowledge of our greatest asset - our employees.
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Cooperative Principles
To assure high standards of service, Pee Dee Electric Cooperative consistently implements:
- policies, programs, products and services that answer the needs of members and their communities.
- advanced technology to ensure system quality and capability for future growth.
As a non-profit electric cooperative, PDEC's priority is serving our members and their communities. Local ownership with a local, member-elected board offers stability, reliability and better value in a changing marketplace.
The cooperative spirit focuses attention on the needs of people and their communities. Pee Dee Electric's contributions to a better quality of life include:
- educational support, including scholarships and school programs;
- meaningful community service throughout the Pee Dee Region;
- active pursuit of economic development and job creation.
Our members and their communities are the most important part of our cooperative. For more than six decades, Pee Dee Electric has been a trusted member of the Region's community, forging strong relationships built with the power of human connections.
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