E-Billing - your green alternative to paper bills! Once you've registered with this service you'll no longer receive a monthly electricity bill in the mail. Each month you'll receive an e-mail notification that your bill is ready to view. To access you invoices you'll need to log-in to our e-billing portal.
Grimsby Power is changing E-Billing providers. Customers currently enrolled in e-billing received an email December 14, 2021 to register for the new system.
To register for e-billing in the new system please click on the link below and click "Register Now"
If you have already registered please click on the link above to log into the portal and view your bill.
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