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Cooperative News
Changes coming this fall to the Helping Hand Foundation
The Board of Directors, staff of Piedmont Electric and I are proud to announce important changes to project helping hand…
Piedmont Electric Holds Community Safety Day
Community Safety Day was geared towards young families with children to educate them about the importance of electrical safety and…
Thermostat 101
https://pemc.coop/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/PEMC.2015.emergency-heat.11-02-15.mp4 Always avoid activating the emergency heat option on your thermostat if you have an all-electric heat pump as this…
Holiday energy savings
The holidays are right around the corner. Don’t let it cost you more to keep warm. Winterize your home Maintain…
Phone System Updates
Speaking with your co-op is even easier with our new Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system. We met with Ronnie Compton,…
Semora Volunteer Fire Department Receives a $300,000 Zero-Interest Loan for New Fire Truck
Semora, NC (September 14, 2017) – The Semora Volunteer Fire Department received a $300,000 zero-interest loan from Piedmont Electric Membership…
Preparing for Hurricane Irma
While it’s still too early to know how Hurricane Irma will impact us, Piedmont Electric is closely monitoring the storm…
You’re invited to our Community Safety Day!
You’re invited to our Community Safety Day! It’s fun for the family, and it’s all free. We hope to see…
Prepare for the changing seasons
As we transition into fall, remember to shift your energy usage habits. While the end goal of saving money and…
Call 811 before you dig
Remember to call 811 before you dig! One of the most potentially hazardous situations in residential areas, industrial plants and…