Central Electric Cooperative, Parker, PA

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A new rate structure takes effect Sept. 1, 2019.

The base charge, or fixed cost for service, will increase. This increase will be offset by a decrease in the variable price per kilowatt-hour (kWh). The increased base charge will help the cooperative to more fairly distribute fixed expenses among the membership. For residential members consuming more than 200 kWh per month, there will be no change to the bill amount.

Visit our bill calculators to compare the new and old rate structures for all rate types.

September Energy Tip: Save Money in the Laundry Room

Back to school and back to cooler days, may mean that your household is about to require more frequent loads of laundry.This month, review some energy saving measures for the laundry room.

August Energy Tips: Lift Some of the Load Off Your A/C

Hot, hot days are nothing new to us now. As we head into August, there are likely few days that your air conditioner will not be running for a period of time.This month, we are sharing some ways to take the stress off of the air conditioner and save a little on your electric bill.

July Energy Tips: Prepare Your Home For Vacation

As you prepare to take a vacation, there are so many things to get in order. Maybe your list doesn't include the water heater or thermostat -- but it should. This month, we are sharing some good vacation practices for your home that will help save money.

June Energy Tips: Peak Alerts

CEC Urges Conservation & Safety During Heat Advisory

Extremely high temperatures and humidity are predicted over the next couple days with temperatures exceeding 90 degrees. Central Electric Cooperative’s (CEC’s) seven county service territory – Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, Clarion, Forest, Mercer, and Venango counties – is under a Heat Advisory from the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh from noon today, July 19 to Saturday, July 20 at 8 p.m.

CEC to Implement New Rate Structure -- Not a Rate Increase

the following is an article from July's issue of Power Lines -- the member newsletter.

Finding the Right Balance

by Matthew Boshaw, CEO & General Manager of Central Electric Cooperative

TSE Hot Air Balloon at Local Festival

Come see the Touchstone Energy Hot Air Balloon at Balloon Fest 2019 to be held at Wolf’s Camping Resort, Knox PA, June 21 and 22.

Annual Election Changes

Each year, two of Central Electric Cooperative’s (CEC’s) eight board members are up for reelection. In some years, one or both elections are uncontested. In the past, we sent you an election ballot each year, regardless of how many candidates were running for each director seat. When elections have been unopposed, we have received frequent questions from the membership regarding the need or requirement to print and mail ballots.

May 2019 Energy Tips: Dehumidifiers

With spring comes rain and we have certainly not been lacking rainfall recently. As we turn off the heat in our homes, we may find excess moisture is an issue.

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