We have updated our billing and payment envelopes. Please note the changes so you don't inadvertently overlook your electric bill when it comes in the mail.
If you are installing a pool in your yard, you need to know that the National Electrical Safety Code requires a 22.5 foot clearance in any direction from the water level, edge of pool, diving platforms, pool sliding boards or other fixed pool-related structure to the overhead electric service line, and a 25-foot clearance from overhead primary lines. The code applies to in-ground and above-ground pools, hot tubs, and the like.
CCEC is committed to ensuring that this website is accessible to everyone. If you have any questions or suggestions regarding the accessibility of this site, please contact us, as we are continually striving to improve the experience for all visitors.
If for any reason you cannot access any of the material on our Web site, please contact us at (252) 247-3107 or (800) 682-2217 and we will work to resolve the problem and provide you the information you need.
We want members to be aware that a company known as Doxo, Inc., which is not affiliated with CCEC, is using our contact information and reputation to market its online bill payment service to potential customers.
If you receive a solicitation to purchase green or renewable energy from an entity other than your cooperative, what is the seller selling? Recently, we were made aware of an out-of-state company that is marketing “renewable energy” to CCEC members and
The purple paint seen on some of the power poles in our service area denote areas where sportsmen cannot fish or hunt without permission of the property owner or landholder. For more information about the state's Landowner Protection Act, go to: http://www.ncwildlife.org/Portals/0/Hunting/Documents/LPAFAQ_2011.pdf
Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative members on the organization’s “medical priority” list need to have a backup plan when power outages are likely to occur during any major storms.
Members on the priority list have a special seal affixed to their meter bases, which identifies them as medical priority patients to all CCEC field personnel. Medical Priority means that a co-op member or someone in the member’s household has a medical condition that requires part-time or continuous use of specialized medical equipment that must have electricity to operate.
If you receive a solicitation to purchase green or renewable energy from an entity other than your cooperative, what is the seller selling? Recently, we were made aware of an out-of-state company that is marketing “renewable energy” to CCEC members and
