Explanations About Your Electric or Security System Bill
Residential Electric
Members with electric residential service receive this type of Residential bill (PDF).
Security Systems
Consumers with a security system receive this type of Security bill (PDF).
A Bill With You in Mind
We’ve designed our bill with you in mind, taking into account member feedback and making it easier to read, with all the details you need right at your fingertips!
The Front of Your Bill
Quick View
The most important information is right up front — the total amount due and the due date
Account Summary
Your account information and billing summary provide details for this month’s bill.
Your Electric Usage History
Compare your usage to last month, or this time last year with a graphic overview of your usage and average temperature each month. Want even more information? Visit the South Central Power My Account section on our website or download our new app!
Bill Messages
Review this section each month for special notices regarding your electric account and updates about your co-op membership.
Payment & Billing Options
A list of the convenient ways to make your payment and the many billing programs offered by South Central Power.
Payment Coupon
Return this stub with your mailed payment. Or pay online, in person or over the automated phone system. No matter how you pay, all of the info you need is right here.
The Back of Your Bill
Meter Details
Here are your meter readings, reading type and kilowatts used for the billing period.
Current Charges
Your billing activity appears here. Energy charges are detailed so you can quickly see itemized charges.
Explanation of Terms
Not sure what kWh or Generation and Transmission Charge means? You can find out in this short glossary.
Bill Messages
Check the back of your bill for messages about the latest news and information at South Central Power
Monthly Variations in Generation & Transmission Charges
The Generation and Transmission line item charge is calculated by multiplying the number of kilowatt hours (kWh) used by the current per kWh charge from Buckeye Power to generate and transmit power to South Central Power substations. The per kWh charge changes monthly based on factors such as the cost of fuel and environmental controls as well as demand on the system.