With the winter season in full swing, it’s a good idea to check your heat pump. You may not even realize it’s malfunctioning until you see that hefty energy bill. Here are ways you can check to see if everything is running smoothly.
Just as PEC prepares year-round for winter weather events, we’re also committed to educating our members and communities on how to stay safe during emergencies. This fall, PEC experts hit the road to share important readiness tips and information with our members at senior centers in Kyle, Marble Falls, and Cedar Park.
For a second straight year, PEC honored select lineworker apprentices from each district for exhibiting excellence in leadership, classroom exam performance, skills demonstrated, volunteer work with PEC outside of their daily tasks, and acts of service in their local communities. Those selected also needed to have received member recognition for their fieldwork.
Since being hired by PEC, Canyon Lake Lineworker Apprentice Zack Gough has climbed to remarkable heights. His accomplishment of winning Top Overall Apprentice and Top Apprentice in the REA Division at International Lineman’s Rodeo three years in a row solidified that.
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At PEC, we strive to show love to our members by doing more than just powering their homes.
PEC honors apprentice lineworkers from each district for their outstanding performance in 2023.
Pre-apprentice program provides an opportunity for local talent to see if linework is a good fit.
The children of two PEC employees are using their projects to help those in their communities and beyond.
PEC has come a long way since we energized the first section in 1939, or since we reached 100,000 meters
PEC employees are spreading cheer this holiday season by donating 750 toys to local organizations.
Rudolph Cathey offers food, clothes, and shelter to those in need.
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