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Low Income Energy Assistance Available

December Applications Limited to Elderly and Disabled The Cumberland County Department of Social Services has begun accepting applications for the North Carolina Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP). The program helps qualified families with their heating costs. Applications for Cumberland County residents will be taken at the Department of Social Services, 1225 Ramsey St., from […]

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Call Center Experiencing High Call Volumes

PWC’s Customer Service Call Center is experiencing a high number of phone calls today, Tuesday, December 3, 2019. Our call center is open until 8:00pm Monday-Friday. Please consider calling later in the afternoon when the number of calls decrease. PWC related business can also be completed online via our Online Account Manager.   

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New Long-Term Power Supply Contract Expected to Save over $300 Million

PWC  announced November 13, 2019 that it has reached an agreement with Duke Energy Progress (DEP) that is expected to result in over $300 million of savings for PWC customers and modifies the current PWC-DEP wholesale power supply agreement that could have ended in 2024.  By amending the agreement, it provides both savings and long-term […]

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Fayetteville PWC Opens NC’s First Municipal Community Solar Project

PWC Receives Nation’s Highest Public Power Honor

Time-of-Use Rates for Non-Residential Customers

PWC Receives 6 State Communication Awards

PWC Earns National Electric Reliability Awards

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New Online Account Manager Now Available