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Join us for Breakfast in the Northland on Saturday, October 17 from 7-10 a.m. at the PEC office in Phillips. More Information

Attention! Steffes is retiring three legacy Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) room-heater product lines: the S Series, EXT Series, and 1000 Series. If your ETS unit needs service or repair, contact PEC as soon as possible. Our factory-trained technicians can help assess your unit, discuss replacement options or install a new unit.

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Price Electric's contractor, Karcz Utility Services, will be performing pole testing in the PEC service territory starting this week, and will continue for a few weeks.

Members in the towns of Ogema, Hill, Westboro, Rib Lake, Catawba and Prentice areas may see Karcz Utility trucks and crews checking poles on or near their property.

Pole testing is a process used to assess the condition and integrity of our poles. This testing is critical to ensure the safety, reliability, and longevity of the distribution system. If you have questions about this work, please contact our operations department at 715-339-2155 ext. 107.

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Founded in July 1940, mission of Price Electric Cooperative is to provide access to safe, reliable, and affordable electric service.

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Because we operate in rural areas and have relatively low usage consumers, our rates are not as low as investor owned utilities which serve population centers in this area. We serve approximately 5 meters per mile of line compared to an average of 31 meters per mile for investor owned utilities. Their consumer base allows them to spread their expenses per mile over six times more meters, resulting in lower rates.