Why do certain, but not all, electric cooperatives in Arkansas require application fees and liability insurance from their members who wish to interconnect solar, wind, or other self-generation resources to the grid?
As you prepare for hunting season, keep in mind that along with general hunting safety, electrical safety should be a priority.
It’s no secret that consumers with a water, gas or electricity connection have long been targets for utility scams, but fraudsters have changed their tactics since the pandemic. As consumers became more reliant on technology for work, school and commerce, scammers noted these shifts and adapted their tactics to this changed environment.
We hope everyone has had an amazing summer! A quick update on our build progress — construction crews are wrapping up in the Bee Branch area, and we hope to begin installations soon for our members.
Hot summer days impact the amount of electricity you use each month and can increase your bill.
Soaring fuel costs have become an unfortunate reality for our nation. We feel the effects at the gas pump, grocery store and in almost every other aspect of our daily lives.
The Ballot Counting Committee drew three envelopes from the ballots returned.
Once again, Petit Jean Electric would like to extend thanks to the membership for their participation in the Board of Directors election this year.
Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (AECC), the wholesale cooperative that serves the electric needs of Petit Jean Electric Cooperative, is focused on meeting the needs of the future by providing and maintaining a reliable and diverse portfolio of energy resources that provides a reliable, balanced generation mix.
Stay cool while saving energy and lowering your electric bill this summer with these energy-savings tips:
Clinton, AR (Main Office)
P.O. Box 37
270 Quality Drive
Clinton, AR 72031-0037
(501) 745-2493
(800) 786-7618
Marshall, AR (Branch Office)
672 Airport Rd
Marshall, AR 72650-0096
(870) 448-3477
