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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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Builders will have six months from May 1, 2025 to submit home completion/ rebate documentation and register the incentives.

If you need assistance paying your bill, you can make arrangements with us.

Please contact us prior to your bill’s due date to ensure your service remains active.

All residential rebates will be listed under the “Residential Services” rebate category, and more details about qualifying homes will be made by October 1, 2025.

Residential electric rates are determined by many factors, including kilowatt hours used, total monthly fuel costs and operational costs. Click here to see our current residential energy rates, and visit Understanding Your Bill to learn more about how energy rates are determined.

The current Total Monthly Fuel Cost Adjustment used to help determine your energy bills this month can be found by clicking here.

No. Your electricity cost is determined by your home or business’ power meter reading each month. If no power is being delivered to your address, like during an outage, your meter automatically stops until power is restored. When your meter isn’t running, there is no power use to bill during that period of time.

Yes. Tune-ups for existing electric Heat Pumps or Central Air Conditioning systems can earn a $50 EPB and TVA EnergyRight® Home Energy Rebate per HVAC system.

Yes, with help from an EPB Energy Pro who will inspect your home and work with you to identify the improvements that will benefit you and your family or housemates most.

For other questions, get in touch with us

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