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How to Read Your Residential Electric Bill

Learn how to read and understand your residential electric bill.
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We need proof of the following to confirm your eligibility:

    • Your identification, such as:
      • Driver’s license or State ID
      • Birth certificate
      • Immigration documentation
    • That you own the home (or your consenting landlord owns the home), such as:
      • Deed
      • Title
      • Property tax receipt or bill
    • All sources of income for all members of your household
    • An EPB Energy bill you received within the past 12 months with your name as the account holder (or your landlord’s name)

The three easiest ways to report an outage are on this web page, or on your smart phone using the free MyEPB app. You can also contact us by online chat, email or phone anytime day or night to report an outage.

It's good to replace HVAC filters every month in order to reduce heating and cooling use up to 10%. Also, make sure registers aren’t blocked by curtains, furniture or rugs to keep your home’s temperature consistent and maximize HVAC efficiency. And, sealing or replacing leaky HVAC ductwork could save 20% or more on energy use.

See more Energy Savings Tips.

If you qualify for a Home Uplift, here are some of the ways you could benefit:

    • Receive up to $10,000 in FREE energy upgrades. Examples of upgrades you could receive include:
      • Modern, energy-efficient appliances
      • New heating and col system or repairs
      • Tankless or energy-efficient water heater
      • New doors or windows
      • Fresh insulation for floors, ceiling or walls
      • Sealed air leaks
    • Save on avg. $400 per year on energy costs
    • Avoid costly repairs and maintenance
    • Improved indoor comfort
    • Better air quality, which can lead to:
      • Fewer allergy symptoms and illnesses
      • Better breathing and sleep quality
    • FREE EPB Home Energy CheckupSM and a detailed list of the best energy-saving improvements for your home

Your EPB Energy Pro will review several areas of your home that are likely to impact your home's energy. These include: Air sealing, appliances, attic insulation, duct sealing, HVAC, lighting, refrigerator, wall insulation, water heater, windows & doors.

Call 423-648-1372 if you would like to request a FREE Home Energy Checkup.

By accepting electric service from EPB Energy, you agree to comply with all Rates, Rules, Regulations, Policies and Procedures that exist at the time service is started. This includes, but is not limited to, obligation to pay for any electric service provided to you by EPB Energy. Failure to abide by EPB Energy’s Rates, Rules, Regulations, Policies and Procedures may cause your electric service to be disconnected. You further agree to pay all expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees, associated with the collection of any unpaid amounts for electric service received by you from EPB Energy. Your obligation upon acceptance of service from EPB Energy is subject to any future amendments or modifications to the Rates, Rules, Regulations, Policies and Procedures.

If you are replacing two existing electric units with qualifying models, you can receive rebates for both. Your EPB Energy Pro and your Quality Contractor Network contractor can help you ensure that you are working within the guidelines of the program and meet the requirements for each HVAC rebate. Additionally, you can also earn an additional $300 rebate for sealing, repairing, insulating or repairing your HVAC’s ductwork.

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