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Steve Epperson - CEO - Pioneer Electric Cooperative, Inc.
As long as you opt-out within 60 days of receiving your electricity from Pioneer (2 billing cycles), nothing will change on your bill. If you opt-out after 60 days, rates are not guaranteed to be lower than other PGE customers for 6 months.
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Pioneer customers are also PGE customers. Because Pioneer and PGE work together to provide your electric service to your home, your bill includes charges from both PGE (for the fees applicable to gas) and Pioneer (for the fees applicable to energy).
As long as you opt-out within 60 days of receiving your electricity from Pioneer (2 billing cycles), nothing will change on your bill. If you opt-out after 60 days, rates are not guaranteed to be lower than other PGE customers for 6 months.
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You are billed based on how much electricity, in kWh, you use each month. Energy that is used during peak hours is charged at a higher rate than energy that is used during part peak and off peak hours.
Pioneer currently maintains lower electricity rates than PGE, but customers are seeing steady rate increases that reduce their savings. Pioneer has consistently charged energy rates lower than PGEs. As of early 2018, Pioneer charged rates that were, on average, 9% lower than those charged by the utility company.
Heres how it works: a third-party electricity supplier buys energy from the utility in bulk. Then, they sell that energy to consumers at a different rate (which is often less than the utilitys rate, at least to start). These companies are go-betweens or middlemen.

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