Enroll in budget-friendly levelized billing and keep your monthly payments as steady as Santa’s sleigh. By averaging your annual energy use — especially during those high-demand heating and cooling months — you’ll enjoy predictable, surprise-free bills all year long.
Drafty room? Before reaching for your space heater, consider whether it’s better to plug it in or simply turn up the thermostat.
This November, Petit Jean Electric Cooperative salutes all military veterans who have served our great country, the United States of America. We express our deepest gratitude for all those who faithfully discharged their duties across various branches – land, sea and air – serving our country, some paying the ultimate price for our great democracy and its freedoms.
In October, electric cooperatives across the country take time to celebrate National Co-op Month and reflect on the unique advantages of being part of a cooperative. It’s also the perfect time to thank you — the members — who make it all possible.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) designates National Preparedness Month to raise awareness about disaster readiness for individuals, families and communities. Follow these tips for keeping cellphones charged during a power outage.
From booming suburbs to remote rural communities, America’s electric cooperatives are energy providers and engines of economic development. Electric cooperatives keep the lights on and play a vital role in transforming communities. Cooperatives power 56% of the American landscape.
By: Abby Berry
Smart technologies make our homes more comfortable, convenient and energy-efficient. By connecting your home Wi-Fi network, smart devices automate everyday tasks like lighting, heating, cooling and home security –– they can even communicate with other smart devices in the home.
Jeremy Dunn of Clinton, Jessi Taylor of Clinton and Lilliana Knight of Bee Branch represented Petit Jean Electric on Youth Tour, an all-expenses-paid educational trip to Philadelphia and Washington, D.C., from June 14-20.
Learn 10 tips that any energy saver should not live without.
The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) can help households stay safe and cool in the summer by providing help with paying electric bills in summer months to qualifying individuals and families.
Clinton, AR (Main Office)
P.O. Box 37
270 Quality Drive
Clinton, AR 72031-0037
(501) 745-2493
(855) 938-3576
Marshall, AR (Branch Office)
672 Airport Rd
Marshall, AR 72650-0096
(870) 448-3477
