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Behind the Wire is Pee Dee Electric’s official podcast, designed to bring members closer to the heart of your cooperative.
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Powering Up for the 86th Annual Meeting (opens the original)
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The 86th Annual Meeting of Pee Dee Electric is just around the corner, and there’s plenty to look forward to! In this episode of Behind the Wire, Taylor Demby, Manager of Marketing and Communications, gives members a preview of this year’s Annual Meeting and shares what makes it a special event for the Pee Dee Electric membership. From exciting activities and giveaways to important updates about your cooperative, the Annual Meeting is a great opportunity to connect with fellow members, learn mor
Capital Credits Explained (opens the original)
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In this episode of Behind the Wire, we’re breaking down capital credits, one of the benefits of being a member of an electric cooperative. Pee Dee Electric Accounting Representative Dale Ford joins us to explain what capital credits are, how they’re allocated, and how they’re returned to members. Tune in to learn how your membership makes you more than a customer, you’re an owner of your cooperative.
When The Lights Go Out (opens the original)
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Summer storms can bring power outages with little warning. In this episode of Behind the Wire, David Spencer shares simple steps to help you prepare before severe weather, stay safe during an outage, and understand how Pee Dee Electric restores power after a storm. Learn practical tips on outage preparedness, generator safety, and avoiding downed power lines to keep your family safe this storm season.
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