Grimsby Power has moved to a full access Customer Account portal. The new portal allows for one stop quick and easy access to e-bills, consumption and comparison information.
In the new portal, you can view your usage at multiple levels of detail (e.g. hourly, daily, and current bill period) in graphical and tabular formats. You can also set up usage and cost alerts to help you monitor and manage your electricity consumption.
To register for the portal, you will need your account number and meter number from your bill.
To register for portal access please click on the link below.
Please keep in mind that if you already have access for e-bills you do not need to register again to view your consumption.
If you've already registered click on the link below to login to the portal.
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