High winds up to 60 mph are expected in your area on Wednesday and into the Thanksgiving holiday, with the potential to cause power outages. Please prepare by visiting our Outage Center for more information and safety tips. You can also sign up to receive electric outage alerts via text, phone or email.
High winds up to 60 mph are expected in your area on Wednesday and into the Thanksgiving holiday, with the potential to cause power outages. Please prepare by visiting our Outage Center for more information and safety tips. You can also sign up to receive electric outage alerts via text, phone or email.
High winds up to 60 mph are expected in your area on Wednesday and into the Thanksgiving holiday, with the potential to cause power outages. Please prepare by visiting our Outage Center for more information and safety tips. You can also sign up to receive electric outage alerts via text, phone or email.
High winds up to 60 mph are expected in your area on Wednesday and into the Thanksgiving holiday, with the potential to cause power outages. Please prepare by visiting our Outage Center for more information and safety tips. You can also sign up to receive electric outage alerts via text, phone or email.
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An overview of your bill, including explanations of what can cause your bill to change throughout the year.
How to Read Your Bill
Your bill was designed to give you helpful information about your energy use, rates and saving money. The different sections may include:
- Your energy use over time
- Tips on saving energy and money
- Important safety information
- Different ways you can pay your bill
- Important account updates
The Charges On Your Electric Bill
There are two types of charges on an electric bill: Power Supply (measured in kWh) and Delivery Charges.
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The Charges On Your Natural Gas Bill
Your bill includes distribution and Gas Cost Recovery charges.
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Factors That Can Increase Or Decrease Your Bill
Some factors can cause your bill to go up or down, including:
- Number of days in a billing cycle
- Weather that is hotter or colder than usual
- An estimated meter read followed by an actual meter read
- Lifestyle changes like adding a new baby, putting on an addition, or someone working from home
How to Read a Meter
Learn to read a meter, about estimated reads and Consumers Energy Smart Energy® Program.
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Protection Plans and Assistance
There are many programs and other forms of assistance to help avoid a shut-off.
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- Your energy use over time
- Tips on saving energy and money
- Important safety information
- Different ways you can pay your bill
- Important account updates
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Learn More About Payment Plans & Assistance
Need Help Paying Your Bill?
There are a wide range of options to help you pay your energy bill.
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Manage Your Monthly Energy Cost
Discover smart ways to reduce your energy use and make your home more energy efficient.
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Which Date Works Best?
Select a due date for your bill that fits your schedule and your budget (an upgraded meter and qualified rate are required).
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