AUGUST 2011 PAGE 5 PEAK ALERT!
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announce a “peak alert” when systemwide energy use is extremely high and your cooperation is needed. CEC will post peak alerts on Facebook and the CEC website.
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CEC’s system typically peaks during July and August between 2 pm until 8 pm. That time frame is typically when the majority of members turn up their air conditioners, do laundry, cooking, and use large appliances.
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ecord breaking heat is causing Choctaw Electric Cooperative engineers to keep a close eye on the systemwide demand. CEC will
your CO-OP MONTHLY REPORT Rural Electric taxes collected
for local schools (For June 2011 collections)
Choctaw Electric Cooperative gross receipts taxes are collected by the state and distributed to local schools. The amount each school receives is based on the number of miles of CEC line in the school district. Ninety-five percent is distributed to schools. The remaining five percent is retained by the state.
SCHOOL Lane
Farris
Bennington Grant Swink
Boswell
Ft. Towson Soper Hugo
Rattan
System peaks determine what CEC, and eventually every member, pays for wholesale power purchased from Western Farmers Electric Cooperative. You can help CEC lower its peak by reducing your energy use between 2 pm and 8 pm every day this month.
By following at least one of the following suggestions, you’ll help CEC control future power costs. You’ll also save money on your monthly electric bill!
◆ Use appliances like clothes washers and dryers, dishwashers and other electric devices sparingly during peak times, 2 pm to 8 pm.
◆ Delay using hot water so that the demand for your water heater is less during the peak times.
◆ Set the thermostat on your air conditioning equipment or heat pump up 3 degrees during the peak time . Be sure to use your ceiling fans and close your drapes to help the air conditioner even more.
For more energy saving tips, please visit
www.choctawelectric.coop, or contact CEC at 800-780-6486.
Whitesboro Forest Grove Lukfata Glover
Denison
Holly Creek Idabel
Haworth Valliant
Eagletown Smithville Wright City Battiest
Broken Bow Nashoba Clayton Antlers Moyers
TOTALS 95% paid to schools
5% paid to state 100% paid by CEC
CURRENT MONTH $8.74
$1,851.81 $136.17
$2,206.58 $377.03
$1,355.27 $2,947.77 $2,175.75 $3,543.39 $4,740.40 $157.44
$1,210.53 $896.32
$1,045.18 $762.45
$1,010.40 $1,989.80 $4,212.70 $2,897.32 $1,534.14 $2,927.53 $1,607.99 $3,112.13 $4,213.86 $1,158.77 $886.59
$5,674.14 $1,850.66
YEAR-TO-DATE $124.56
$27,043.82 $1,941.24 $31,619.82 $5,393.22 $19,432.66 $42,049.10 $31,161.82 $50,663.89 $66,359.15 $2,247.18 $17,337.93 $12,724.77 $14,842.63 $10,833.63 $14,219.98 $28,550.80 $60,831.98 $42,050.69 $21,861.43 $40,795.55 $22,988.34 $44,396.41 $60,696.06 $16,619.95 $12,670.15 $80,860.81 $26,630.00
$53,633.75 $2,980.72 $59,614.47
SOURCE: OKLAHOMA TAX COMMISSION
$810,017.99 $42,632.53 $852,650.52
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