Safety is the culture of Central Electric Cooperative (CEC). In an effort to protect one another from contracting and spreading COVID-19, CEC has regretfully decided to cancel their traditional annual meeting and member appreciation event at Whitehall Camp and Conference Center in Emlenton. However, the director election and a nonpublic, annual business meeting will still take place.
Energy-saving practices and habits may be easier to come by than you think - most will cost you very little money or time. There are a number of things that can be done to help your home's heating and cooling systems and appliances to operate more efficiently and save you money in the long run.
Click in for ten tips any good energy saver should not live without.
Thinking of planting some trees in your yard this summer?
If the answer is yes, giving some thought about where to put them could help reduce your energy bill. Not only are trees beautiful, but shading is the most cost-effective way to reduce heat gain from the sun – a good thing in the summer.
To administer the election, CEC has partnered with Survey & Ballot Systems (SBS). This partnership ensures that members' votes are secure, accurate, and anonymous to CEC. It also allows CEC to offer innovative ways to vote.
Over the next few weeks, members will be receiving a variety of communications from CEC and SBS explaining how to vote. To ensure you receive the electronic communications, please add noreply@directvote.net to your approved list of email contacts.
If you have any questions, please contact Renee Tritten, CEC's communication supervisor, at rtritten@central.coop.
Please stay safe and know that CEC will continue to operate and provide the highest-quality service possible for you, the members we serve.
Energy-saving practices and habits may be easier to come by than you think - most will cost you very little money or time. There are a number of things that can be done to help your home's heating and cooling systems and appliances to operate more efficiently and save you money in the long run.
In May, Central Electric Cooperative (CEC) encouraged all members to sign up for SmartHub.
