Pedernales Electric Cooperative, or PEC, is reducing residential electricity rates beginning April 1.
The rate decrease could reduce average bills by $11 each month compared with similar bills in April 2015, PEC CEO John Hewa said. Lower rates are because of PEC’s reduced costs for power delivery.
The PEC relays electric power to more than 250,000 Central Texas customers, including residents in Cedar Park and Leander. Its seven districts cover 8,100 square miles spanning from Lampasas to Bulverde and Marble Falls to Johnson City, where its headquarters is located.
“Today’s rates put the co-op’s members in a good position,” Hewa said in a March 22 news release.
