EPB is one of America's largest publicly owned electric power providers. We're also the pioneering communications company that surprised the nation with the first Gigabit Internet speeds, crystal clear television and telephone service utilizing a community-wide fiber optic network. But most of all, we're here to serve Chattanooga with the neighbor-to-neighbor local service you've come to expect from us.
EPB maintains some of the lowest electricity costs in the country, but you can still take measures to keep your power costs down by upping your home’s energy efficiency. Taking even the most simple home improvement measures to help avoid involuntary energy waste is good for you, good for the community as a whole, and good for our environment.
Combine any of our Internet, TV and/or telephone service options into a customized bundle that meets your individual needs, and budget.
The most advanced electric power distribution grid of its kind already at work for homes and businesses in Chattanooga. The EPB Smart Grid employs thousands of sensors and computerized devices across our entire service area.
EPB knows that renewable energy is important to our customers. That’s why we teamed up with Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to offer Solar Share, Chattanooga's first community solar option, which is now available to all.
EPB2Go delivers more than a hundred of your favorite networks (over 55 of them live) – including WatchESPN, ABC & Disney – on any mobile device, anywhere with an Internet connection.
Chattanooga, TN (October 19, 2018) – About 9 years after EPB Fiber Optics brought service to its first residential customers in September 2009, the municipal utility that established Chattanooga as America’s First …
October 19 2018
Chattanooga, TN (October 16, 2018) – EPB celebrated the LEED Silver certification of its downtown headquarters building by sharing best practices for sustainability with a Green Business Expo for area businesses. …
October 16 2018
Chattanooga, TN (August 27, 2018) – After a three-month application and selection process, five Hamilton County teachers and three schools have been selected to compete in EPB’s ArtSpark Goes to School pilot …
August 27 2018
