Take control of your energy bill and connect with confidence
Weather, supply and demand and financial markets are some of the factors out of your control that impact your energy bill each month. Utilities do not profit from the sale of energy and pass fuel costs directly to customers without markup, and we’re committed to helping you manage your bill and understand the costs with transparency and support.
You can take control by monitoring your usage, exploring our energy-saving tips and installing energy efficient products. Our online tools include a personalized dashboard that make it easy for you to compare monthly trends and gain a better understanding of your bill with the breakdown of charges.
We also offer flexible billing options like payment plans and Budget Plan, which can help avoid seasonal spikes. And we offer bill payment assistance programs for eligible customers.
We're here to connect you to the energy you need now and in the future. Explore the options below to start managing your energy with confidence.
Understanding Your Energy Bill
Get to know your bill. Your bill is calculated based on various factors, including weather and seasons, the number of days in your billing cycle, and changes in your lifestyle that affect gas usage.
What can you do to manage your energy use?
Monitor Your Usage
Sign in to your account to view and compare previous usage, weather and bills. Multiple types of historical data on your account are available to review and compare. Don’t have an online account? Register today.
Find Energy Saving Tips
Find valuable information about ways to save on your energy usage, easy conservation tips and much more.
Get Help Today
We know there are times when paying energy bills may be difficult. We offer options to help our customers get back on track.
What can you do to manage your energy bills and payments?
Budget Plan
Customers with a current account can enroll in the Budget Plan program at any time during the year. Our Budget Plan program allows you to pay about the same amount each month. So there are no surprises!
Billing and Payment Alerts
Get alerts 3 days before your bill is due, when you’ve made a payment and/or if your account is past due or in danger of shut off.
Payment Plans
Have a past due balance? Spread it over several months and pay alongside your current charges. An initial down payment is required for most plans.