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We get our electricity from Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC) here in central Texas. The do a good job. We pay about $0.09 kw/h. https://www.pec.coop/ http
by tocs3 3y ago
We get our electricity from Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC) here in central Texas. The do a good job. We pay about $0.09 kw/h.
https://www.pec.coop/ https://www.pec.coop/
I think there should be more COOPs around. Just having more choice is a good thing.
- j-bos 3y agoI'm also quite pleased with the Coserv coop in north Texas.
- Gelob 3y agoDoes oncor still provide delivery in these coops?
- j-bos 3y agoI'm not familiar with oncor
- chadcatlett 3y agoOncor is one of, I think 5 delivery companies. Several cities and coops are their own delivery providers as well, PEC delivers most of their electricity if I remember correctly.
- j-bos 3y agoAh, I believe Coserv does their own delivery, as they were touting their preparedness for and reliability during the big freeze.
- chadcatlett 3y agoPEC is amazing. We are on San Marcos's service now, but during the nasty winter storm we never lost power with PEC. Where as other friends else where dealt with downed lines for ages.
- piperswe 3y agoI used to be under Bluebonnet Electric Co-op (https://bluebonnet.coop/ https://bluebonnet.coop/) when I lived outside of my city limits, and now that I'm in the city I have the public utilities (water, electric, gas, trash; https://www.cityofbrenham.org/city_government/departments/public_utilities/customer_service_billing.php https://www.cityofbrenham.org/city_government/departments/pu...). I've never had substantial issues with either, and they're both dirt cheap. Though I have heard anecdotes about billing issues with Bluebonnet...