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Often, members who are entitled to capital credit distributions have moved and it is difficult to locate these individuals.

Please review the list of unclaimed capital credits. We appreciate your assistance in helping us ensure that everyone receives their capital credit benefit. If your name is on the list, or if you have a current address for anyone on the list, please call a Member Service Specialist at 252-823-2171.

 

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About Edgecombe-Martin EMC

We strive to deliver exceptional electric energy to our members through the most efficient and reliable methods possible.

As technology continues to advance, we work hard to provide your community with the energy you need, while also working toward conservation and preservation.

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Our Community

There’s nothing more important to us than supporting the communities we serve.

Cooperatives are local, independent and governed by a board of directors elected by their memberships. As electric cooperatives, our service is to provide electricity, but our purpose is to support and empower our members and communities through economic development and community outreach.

Bright Ideas

For the last 25 years, we’ve partnered with Bright Ideas to provide education grants to youth teachers all over the state from k-12 classrooms. These grants have helped teachers expand innovation and learning projects in the classroom that might not have been possible.

EMEMC Line Academy

Our goal is to support the needs of a “work-ready workforce” in our region by focusing on career fields where there are current and projected shortages of qualified workers. In an effort to concentrate on future workforce needs, we will hold our second Line Academy in the Fall of this year.

Scholarships

We’re proud to support the education of those in our community. The Noel Lee, Jr. Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually on a needs basis to applicants who are members of Edgecombe-Martin County EMC or live in a home served by the cooperative.

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North Carolina’s executive order banning shutoffs on delinquent utility accounts is set to end July 29.

We understand that many of our members have experienced financial difficulties during the COVID-19 pandemic. On March 28, Edgecombe-Martin County EMC suspended service disconnection and late fees for non-payment as a result of Governor Roy Cooper’s executive order 124 pertaining to the COVID-19 pandemic.  The co-op will resume normal billing and collection operations August 3rd, 2020.

Edgecombe-Martin County EMC is encouraging members with outstanding balances to begin making arrangements now to bring their accounts current. Any accrued residential energy bills that are past due will be eligible for a special 8-month payment arrangement. This will allow past due bill payments to be paid in eight equal installments for the next eight months without incurring penalties on the past due balance.

For members who have fallen delinquent and have a security deposit, Edgecombe-Martin County EMC will automatically apply those deposit amounts up to the total amount past due. After applying deposits, members with remaining past due balances will then be eligible to make a payment arrangement for the remaining past due balance.

If you need assistance paying your bill, your county’s local social services office is the best place to start. Types of assistance include the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) and Crisis Intervention Program (CIP). These programs can only be applied for at your local county’s social services office. Please contact social services for questions about eligibility or if you need assistance.

 

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