Pee Dee Electric Cooperative History

Established in 1939 to serve those areas that investor-owned utilities deemed unprofitable.

Pee Dee Electric Cooperative

is more than a rural electricity supplier. The cooperative provides safe, reliable electricity and other services to residencies, commercial establishments, and industries across the Pee Dee.

Locally owned by the members it serves, Pee Dee Electric Cooperative is governed by a Board of Trustees elected by the membership. Trustees are members representing districts in six counties of the Pee Dee region. Daily operations are managed by the President and Chief Executive Officer.

Pee Dee Electric Cooperative has more than 30,000 services in place serving residents, businesses and industries, and 3,800+ miles of line in Chesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, Florence, Lee, and Marion counties.

Pee Dee Electric is a Touchstone Energy Cooperative. As such, we support the four core values of electric cooperatives: accountability, integrity, innovation, integrity and commitment to our community.

70th Anniversary Video

* This is a printer friendly version of the original page, made to save you ink and paper.

Pee Dee Electric Cooperative

Pee Dee Electric Cooperative History

Established in 1939 to serve those areas that investor-owned utilities deemed unprofitable.

Pee Dee Electric Cooperative

is more than a rural electricity supplier. The cooperative provides safe, reliable electricity and other services to residencies, commercial establishments, and industries across the Pee Dee.

Locally owned by the members it serves, Pee Dee Electric Cooperative is governed by a Board of Trustees elected by the membership. Trustees are members representing districts in six counties of the Pee Dee region. Daily operations are managed by the President and Chief Executive Officer.

Pee Dee Electric Cooperative has more than 30,000 services in place serving residents, businesses and industries, and 3,800+ miles of line in Chesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, Florence, Lee, and Marion counties.

Pee Dee Electric is a Touchstone Energy Cooperative. As such, we support the four core values of electric cooperatives: accountability, integrity, innovation, integrity and commitment to our community.

70th Anniversary Video



All rights reserved. Copyright 2011 - 2012, Pee Dee Electric Cooperative

Back to the Top
Home

Categories

 
 

- - History - -

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Window Quick Tips

Window Quick Tips

A considerable amount of heat transfers through windows. If you have single-pane windows, consider doing the following:

  • Tighten and weather-strip your old windows and then add storm windows.
  • Replace your old single-glazed windows with new double-glazed windows.
 
Close
HVAC Quick Tip

HVAC Quick Tip

Your heating and cooling system equipment runs best when properly maintained. Change your filters on a regular basis. Having your HVAC system serviced on an annual basis will ensure that your system is not costing you more than it should as well as increase the life of the system.

 
Close
Air Infiltration Quick Tips

Air Infiltration Quick Tips

Air that transfers in and out of homes through cracks, crevices and holes can increase energy consumption. Here are some helpful tips to avoid air infiltration.

  • Seal around pipe penetrations coming through walls.
  • During hot and cold weather, ensure windows are closed tightly and locked.
 
Close
Water Heater Quick Tips

Water Heater Quick Tips

  • Try washing clothes with warm water and rising with cold.
  • Consider buying a new energy efficient water heater. It's best to start shopping for a new one if your's is more than 7 years old.
  • Install a water heater wrap per the manufacturer's instructions.
 
Close
What Can You Do?

What Can You Do?

Compact Flourescent Lights (CFLs) are 70% more effective than incandescent bulbs and about $2 a piece. The paycheck is a few months.

 
Close
Unplug Quick Tip

Unplug Quick Tip

Check around the house to see if devices are unnecessarily plugged in. Cell phones, MP3 player chargers and appliances are still drawing power when not in use. Be aware that plasma TVs and entertainment systems are drawing power even when they are off.

 
Close