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PGEC’s “Amped Up” Day in the Life provides local junior and senior high school students with a hands-on look at a career in electric utility line work. Students are able to gain insight into the working conditions, requirements, and benefits of an electric lineman – perfect for students curious about careers in energy. Registration Deadline: March 31, 2026, at 5 pm Event Date: April 28, 2026, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. amped up amped up amped up amped up APPLY NOW Read More Want to make your life easier? Be sure to download SmartHub and sign up for paperless billing , auto pay , bank draft , or outage texting . Billing & Payments Billing and Payments Start/Stop Service Shop Report Outage Shop Careers Shop Contact Us Shop STRONG PRINCIPLES RUN THROUGH EVERY CO-OP LINE 12,468 Members 6 Counties 1,502 Miles of Line 2026 Youth Programs & Scholarships Youth Tour Students selected for the four available Rural Electric Youth Tour spots sponsored by PGEC will join over 1,500+ high school students from the U.S. to learn about electric cooperatives, Deadline: March 31, 2026 APPLY NOW VMDAEC High School Scholarship Each year, the Education Scholarship Foundation awards $1,500 scholarships, in addition to other awards. Funds can be applied toward tuition, student fees, room and board, or textbooks. Deadline: March 20, 2026 APPLY NOW Latest News 17 de marzo de 2026 Go Green. Save Green. Want an easy way to save a little green while going green this St. Patick’s Day? Downloading the SmartHub app puts your PGEC account right at your fingertips—helping you track energy use, manage your bill, and avoid paper statements. Read More 9 de marzo de 2026 Powering the Next Generation: Youth Opportunities You Don’t Want to Miss Prince George Electric Cooperative is proud to support programs that help local students learn, lead, and plug into their future. Check out these exciting opportunities—and don’t forget the deadlines! Read More 16 de febrero de 2026 SmartHub: The Perfect Match for Your Account This Valentine’s Season February is all about love—and at Prince George Electric Cooperative, we believe one of the best relationships you can invest in is the one you have with your electric account. This Valentine’s season, fall in love with SmartHub, the perfect match for managing your energy use, payments, and account information all in one place. Read More 5 de febrero de 2026 Behind the Scenes: How We’re Building a More Reliable and Resilient Grid Keeping the lights on doesn’t start when a storm rolls in—it starts months (and even years) earlier with planning, maintenance, and smart upgrades. That’s why Prince George Electric Cooperative takes a proactive approach to strengthening its electric system, focusing on long-term reliability to meet the evolving needs of member homes and businesses. Read More 15 de enero de 2026 NEW YEAR’S HEALTH CHECKLIST: Keep Your Account Fit with SmartHub As we kick off 2026 with resolutions for better physical health—more steps, better sleep, smarter eating—it’s a great time to think about account health too. Just like regular check-ups and healthy habits help your body thrive, staying on top of your electric account with Prince George Electric Cooperative’s SmartHub app can improve your financial wellness and peace of mind all year long. Read More 19 de enero de 2026 PGEC Encourages Local Students to Apply for National Rural Electric Cooperative Youth Tour Prince George Electric Cooperative (PGEC) is inviting high school and home-schooled sophomores and juniors to take part in an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: the National Rural Electric Cooperative Youth Tour. Read More 8 de enero de 2026 2025–26 Scholarship Application Cycle Now Open for Local High School Seniors The Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives (VMDAEC) Education Scholarship Foundation is excited to announce the opening of its 2025–26 High School Scholarship application cycle, offering an outstanding opportunity for local students to invest in their future through higher education. Read More 5 de enero de 2026 CEO Message: A Fresh Start, A Bright Year Ahead — Together! As we turn the page to a new year, I want to take a moment to reflect on all that we’ve accomplished together in 2025 and share what lies ahead for our cooperative in 2026. I’m reminded that the true strength of our cooperative isn’t just in the power we deliver—it’s in the people we serve and the community we build together. This past year was a shining example of just how much we can accomplish when we work together. Your engagement, your ideas, and your support helped push our cooperative forward in meaningful ways, and I couldn’t be prouder of what we’ve achieved as a community. Read More 4 de diciembre de 2025 Co-op Spreads Holiday Cheer with Angel Tree Donation to Local DSS In the spirit of the season, Prince George Electric Cooperative employees delivered holiday gifts to the Sussex County Department of Social Services as part of its annual Angel Tree initiative. The donation will help brighten the holidays for local children and families in need, ensuring they experience joy, comfort, and a little extra cheer this Christmas. Read More 3 de diciembre de 2025 Prince George Electric Hosts Local First Responders for Hazard Awareness Training and Live Line Demonstration Prince George Electric Cooperative recently welcomed 26 local first responders for an in-depth Hazard Awareness Training and Live Line Demonstration designed to strengthen community safety and reinforce lifesaving knowledge when responding to emergencies involving electricity. Read More 25 de noviembre de 2025 Get Holiday-Ready: Download our account management app this Thanksgiving season As Thanksgiving approaches and homes across our communities begin to fill with family, friends, and the delicious aroma of holiday meals, energy use tends to spike. That’s why now is the perfect time for members to download the PGEC SmartHub Account Management App — your go-to tool for staying in control of your electricity use during the busy holiday season. Read More 31 de octubre de 2025 Energy Vampires: Don’t Be Spooked by High Energy Bills Don’t let high energy bills haunt your home this fall. Check out these tips to help you save energy (and money!) during the spooky season––and beyond. Read More

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"Amped Up" Day in the Life Get an inside look at the electric cooperative industry with hands-on learning and real-world experience. PGEC’s “Amped Up” Day in the Life provides local junior and senior high school students with a hands-on look at a career in electric utility line work. Students are able to gain insight into the working conditions, requirements, and benefits of an electric lineman – perfect for students curious about careers in energy. Registration Deadline: March 31, 2026, at 5 pm Event Date: April 28, 2026, 9 a.m. to 2 pm Register If you have already registered, please arrive on time. We will begin promptly at 9 am. Please note the following: Space is limited so please register as soon as possible. Please wear work boots Please wear long pants - something you're OK with getting dirty or ripped Lunch will be provided. Please pack a lunch if you have any food allergies. "Amped Up" Day in The Life Registration First name* Last name* Address* Address Line 2 City* State/Province/Region* ZIP/Postal Code* Birthday* Día Mes Año Phone Email* Name of School Emergency Contact Information Emergency Contact Name* Emergency Contact Phone* Consent I hereby verify the information provided on this form to be true and complete and agree to the terms and conditions. I understand that by typing my full name and pressing the Submit button, this form submission will be authorized by me as if I had signed my signature with the permission of a parent or guardian. I also agree to release Prince George Electric Cooperative of any liability or responsibility of any injury and allow them to use images taken in media for promotional purposes. * Electronic Signature (Main Applicant Full Name)* Modo de dibujo seleccionado. Para dibujar, necesitas un mouse o un panel táctil. Usa la función de accesibilidad del teclado al seleccionar Escribir o Subir. Register

Digital Metering Home Reliability Vegetation Management Digital Metering In an effort to continue to improve our system's reliability and saving member-owners money on energy costs, Prince George Electric Cooperative has undergone a system-wide change of all residential and commercial meters to new digital meters. More precise Easier to read More features and functions PGEC works hard to maintain its rights of way so that we can continue to provide you with the most reliable service possible. If you notice a tree near an overhead line on our system that may need to be trimmed, please contact the office at (804) 834-2424.

Rate Schedules PGEC works hard to keep electric rates as low as possible for its members. A list of the tariffs on file with, and approved by, the Virginia State Corporation Commission follows: Schedule F: Fees Schedule SGS-9: Small General Service Schedule PE-2: Prepaid Electric Service Schedule LPS-11: Large Power Service Schedule R-TOU-6: Residential Service Rider R: - Renewable Energy Certificate Schedule A-12: Residential Service Schedule GS-9: General Service Schedule C-11: Church Service Schedule OL-13: Outdoor Lighting Schedule GV: Qualifying Facilities Schedule PCA-1: Power Cost Adjustment Schedule EDR-1: Economic Development Service Schedule NEM-10A: Net Energy Metering Rider Click here for more information or application for Net Metering SGI: Small Generator Interconnection Click here for more information or application for Interconnection Streamlined Rate Case Rules for Electr ic Cooperatives: For more information, visit https://vmdaec.com/streamlined-rules/ Delinquent Residential Account Disconnection Policy

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Budget Billing Home Account Management Billing Budget Billing Paperless Billing PrePay Ways to Pay Payment Assistance SmartHub Apply for the Budget Billing program to equalize your monthly payments. Pay the same amount each month - sometimes more, sometimes less than your actual bill amount - and avoid the swing of high seasonal bill payments! You can use one of our automatic bill payment options with your bank account, credit or debit card and still participate in Budget Billing. Call 804-834-2424 or email info@pgec.coop for more information. - - - - - - - Budget/Levelized Billing Application

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Welcome! It is my great pleasure to welcome you to Prince George Electric Cooperative, one whose name signifies the core values on which Prince George Electric members have come to rely: accountability, integrity, innovation, and a longstanding commitment to enhancing the quality of life in the diverse communities we serve. Prince George Electric Cooperative is your private, independent, not-for-profit electric utility. Your service connection means you are both a member of the co-op and an owner. Because we are owned by the members we serve, we are anchored firmly in our local communities and closely regulated by our member-owners. In case you are new to electric cooperatives, I want to take a moment to tell you about the advantages of being a co-op member-owner. You now have the right to vote to elect for co-op board of directors at annual meetings, and through your board of directors, you have a voice in the affairs of the organization. Being not-for-profit also means that any money remaining after the co-op pays expenses is earmarked to be returned to the member-owners and shared proportionally by way of capital credit payments. At Prince George Electric, it is our mission to exceed your service expectations and to go above and beyond to provide you safe, reliable, and affordable Sarat Yellepeddi, President & CEO electricity. Our ultimate goal is to ensure you have the support and services you need to live a life of quality. We strive to be your trusted energy provider and partner in building stronger communities. Periodically, visit our website for a full list of programs, services, rate schedules, emergency contact information, and more. We will continue to communicate with you through our Cooperative Living Magazine published monthly. We also use Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, so please follow us on these social media sites for news and updates. Once again, welcome aboard! New Member Letter Bylaws Terms & Conditions

Rural Electric Youth Tour to Washington, D.C. PGEC in the Community ROC Solid Partnership Round Up for Education Youth Programs & Scholarships VMDAEC Scholarship Youth Tour Adopt-A-Highway Program 2026 Youth Tour Dates: June 15-19, 2026 This program is open to all high school, and home-schooled sophomores and juniors in the Prince George Electric Cooperative service areas whose parent(s) or guardian(s) are members of PGEC. Participants must complete an application form and write a brief essay. Students selected for the four available Rural Electric Youth Tour spots sponsored by PGEC will join over 1,500+ high school students from the U.S. to learn about electric cooperatives, American history, and the United States government. Students will also visit the historic sites of the nation’s capital and get a chance to meet with their congressional leaders. Representing PGEC on this trip is an excellent way to bolster college applications. Students will interact with students across Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and the United States. Please email your completed application and essay to Brittany Tann, (btann@pgec.coop ) with the subject line “2026 Youth Tour Application.”

Who Are We? At Prince George Electric Cooperative, we are more than just an electric company. We're your neighbors, friends, and family. We're dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and affordable service while being connected to the communities we serve. Our History In December 1938, a group of leaders in the rural Disputanta area of Virginia acted on a vision of improved quality of life that residents in the rural areas of the state should have by having access to electric power, just like people in the cities. Consequently, Prince George Electric Cooperative was issued a charter by the State Corporation Commission on January 1, 1939. In August 1940, REA lines were electrified to serve about 300 customers over 165 miles of power lines in the rural areas of Prince George and Sussex counties. It was the first-time houses, many that had been wired for months, were able to offer the comforts of automatic overhead light and running water. Rural residents of Surry County requested that power lines be built to serve them also. The first Cooperative office was located in an old store in Disputanta in Prince George County - hence the name Prince George Electric Cooperative. In 1946, the office moved to a store in Waverly and built offices and a warehouse on its current location on Highway 460 in 1951. That site was renovated and expanded in 2004. The Cooperative has grown from that vision and now serves over 12,000 meters along 1,300 miles of power lines in 6 counties. Our members include residences, small and large businesses, large load commercial and industrial accounts, agriculture, public schools, and churches. Voluntary and Open Membership. Cooperatives are open to anyone able to use their services and willing to accept the responsibilities of membership. There is no discrimination based on gender, social status, race, political affiliation or religion. Democratic Member Control. Cooperatives are controlled directly by their members. Elected representatives are accountable to the membership, and members are expected to participate actively. Members' Economic Participation. Members control the capital of their cooperative and are expected to operate as a not-for-profit organization. If there is a surplus in capital, it is used to fund improvements or expansion, or it is credited to members. Autonomy and Independence. Cooperatives are autonomous, democratic and always controlled by members. Education, Training, and Information. Cooperatives educate and train their members so they will continue to grow and improve. They also inform legislators and the public about the benefits and nature of cooperatives. Cooperation Among Cooperatives. The cooperative movement is strengthened by collaboration between cooperative organizations. This can happen at the local, national, and international levels Concern for Community. Cooperatives work for sustainable development in their communities through policies agreed upon by their members.

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