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As part of EPB's Automated Grid, electric meters have the ability to communicate with the power system and measure your electric consumption every 15 minutes. If there is a power outage or unusual consumption at your home or business we can respond immediately and fix the problem. You can view your own consumption, report outages and more on the MyEPB app.

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In keeping with TVA’s rebate transition schedule, EPB will plan to have an updated Smart Build program available in ​

Fall/ Winter 2025.

We review contractors who provide top-quality services and have the required certifications and licenses. We also hire a third-party inspection service to assess the renovations after they are complete. Another factor we take into consideration when selecting services is how their availability fits in with your timeline and the outlined schedule.

Yes! Just tap the "My Bill" link on the home screen of the MyEPB app to see and pay your Energy and Fiber Optics bills online. You can also pay your bills online through the MyEPB portal on EPB.com. Just log in to see and pay both your Energy and Fiber Optics bills.

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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.

Solar Share is located along Holtzclaw Avenue across from Warner Park.

EPB Solar Share is currently sold out due to popular demand. Sign up for email updates to be among the first to hear about new renewable energy projects.

Stay Informed

Start by setting your thermostat to 72 degrees. Then move it up 1 degree each day in the summer until you find the highest setting that still maintains your family’s comfort. Then do the opposite in the winter. Each degree up in the summer and down in the winter can save roughly 3% on your monthly energy bill. Don’t go too extreme, however. You do want your HVAC to run regularly throughout the day to maintain healthy levels of indoor air humidity.

Another way to save is when you leave for work, adjust your thermostat up 7-10 degrees in the summer. The savings over those 8-10 hours can add up to roughly 10% off your energy bill. And, a smart thermostat can automatically make those adjustments for you, and efficiently get your home’s temperature back to normal before you arrive back home.

See more Energy Savings Tips.

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