Illinois
Peoples Gas
How to Read Your Bill
You still receive your bill from Peoples Gas.
Learn more about your Peoples Gas bill.
ComEd
How to read your bill:
- You still receive your bill from ComEd
- Green Mountain's electricity supply rate replaces ComEd's electricity supply rate, which is applied to your monthly usage
- ComEd's Transmission and Distribution charges will remain on the bill
Com-Ed New Bill - FRONT
Com-Ed New Bill - BACK
Learn more about your ComEd bill
How to pay your bill:
- You'll continue to pay ComEd just like you always have
Maryland
Potomac Edison
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from Potomac Edison
- Green Mountain’s electricity supply charge replaces Potomac Edison's supply charge, which is applied to your monthly usage
- Potomac Edison's electric delivery service charges will remain on the bill
Learn more about your Potomac Edison bill
How to pay your bill:
- You’ll continue to pay Potomac Edison just like you always have
BGE
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from BGE
- Green Mountain’s electricity supply rate replaces BGE’s electric supply charge, which is applied to your monthly usage
- BGE’s Electric Delivery Service charges will remain on the bill
Learn more about your BGE bill.
How to Pay Your Bill
- You’ll continue to pay BGE just like you always have.
Massachusetts
Eversource Energy (NSTAR)
How to read your bill:
- You still receive your bill from Eversource Energy (NSTAR) and pay it like you always have
- Green Mountain’s electricity supply rate replaces Eversource's (NSTAR) electric supply charge, which is applied to your monthly usage
- Eversource Energy's (NSTAR) Electric Delivery Service charges will remain on the bill
Front of NSTAR bill
Back of NSTAR bill
Learn more about your Eversource (NSTAR) bill
How to pay your bill:
- You’ll continue to pay Eversource Energy (NSTAR) just like you always have
New Jersey
PSE&G
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from PSE&G and pay it like you always have
- Green Mountain’s electricity supply rate replaces PSE&G's electric supply charge, which is applied to your monthly usage
- PSE&G's Electric Delivery Service and Distribution charges will remain on the bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You’ll continue to pay PSE&G just like you always have
JCP&L
Residential Customers: How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from JCP&L and pay it like you always have
- Green Mountain’s electricity supply rate replaces JCP&L's electric supply charge, which is applied to your monthly usage
- JCP&L's Electric Delivery Service and Distribution charges will remain on the bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You’ll continue to pay JCP&L just like you always have
Commercial Customers:
Single-Billed Customers
If your business receives one consolidated bill, your remittance should be sent to your utility
company.
Dual-Billed Customers
If your business receives two bills; one from your utility company and a second invoice from
Green Mountain, mail your payment, along with the remittance portion to:
Green Mountain Energy Company
P. O. Box 25211
Lehigh Valley, PA 18002-5211
Send a Payment Overnight
If your remittance has been delayed, you can ensure timely payment posting using the
following overnight mailing address:
Green Mountain Energy Company
Remittance Processing Group GENN -1
2 North Ninth Street
Allentown, PA 18101
New York
RG&E
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from RG&E with electricity charges now split into supply and delivery charges
- If you have never chosen a supplier before, your Green Mountain electricity supply detail will appear as a new page on the back of the bill
- Your Green Mountain supply charges are replacing RG&E's supply charges (you are not being double-billed), and RG&E's delivery charges will remain on the bill
RG&E Bill - FRONT
Learn more about your RG&E bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You'll continue to pay RG&E just like you always have
Orange & Rockland
How to Read Your Bill
- You'll still receive your electricity and gas bills from Orange & Rockland. Your electricity and/or gas charges will be split into supply and delivery charges on each of the respective bills.
- If you have never chosen a supplier for gas or electricity before, your Green Mountain electricity and/or gas supply detail will appear as a new page on the back of each of the respective bills.
- Our supply charges are replacing Orange & Rockland's supply charges (you are not being double-billed), and Orange & Rockland's delivery charges will remain on the bill.
Orange & Rockland Bill - FRONT
Orange & Rockland Bill - BACK
Learn more about your Orange & Rockland bill
How to pay your bill:
- You’ll continue to pay Orange & Rockland just like you always have
NYSEG
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from NYSEG with electricity charges now split into supply and delivery charges
- If you have never chosen a supplier before, your Green Mountain electricity supply detail will appear as a new page on the back of the bill
- Your Green Mountain supply charges are replacing NYSEG's supply charges (you are not being double-billed), and NYSEG's delivery charges will remain on the bill
NYSEG Bill - FRONT
NYSEG Bill - BACK
Learn more about your NYSEG bill
How to pay your bill:
- You'll continue to pay NYSEG just like you always have
National Grid
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from National Grid with electricity charges now split into supply and delivery charges
- If you have never chosen a supplier before, your Green Mountain electricity supply detail will appear as a new page on the back of the bill
- Your Green Mountain supply charges are replacing National Grid's supply charges (you are not being double-billed), and National Grid's delivery charges will remain on the bill
National Grid Bill
Learn more about your National Grid bill
How to pay your bill:
- You’ll continue to pay National Grid just like you always have
Con Edison
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from Con Edison with electricity charges now split into supply and delivery charges
- If you have never chosen a supplier before, your Green Mountain electricity supply detail will appear as a new page on the back of the Con Edison bill
- Our supply charges are replacing Con Edison's supply charges (you are not being double-billed), and Con Edison's delivery charges will remain on the bill
Con Ed New Bill - FRONT
Con Ed New Bill - BACK
Learn more about your Con Edison bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You'll continue to pay Con Edison just like you always have
Business (Commercial) Customers Only:
Single-Billed Customers: If your business receives one consolidated bill, your remittance should be sent to Con Edison.
Dual-Billed Customers: If your business receives two bills (one from Con Edison and a second invoice from Green Mountain), you can pay several ways:
- Pay online: View and pay your bill online at no extra charge. Call our Customer Care Center toll-free at 800-455-8545 for details.
- Enroll in Auto Pay: Have your monthly account balance automatically deducted from your banking account each month. Call our Customer Care Center, toll-free at 800-455-8545 for details.
- Pay by Mail: Mail your payment along with the remittance portion of your invoice to:
Green Mountain Energy Company
P. O. Box 660838
Dallas, TX 75266-0838 - Pay by Phone: One of our Customer Care Representatives can post your payment. Call the Customer Care Center, toll-free at 800-455-8545, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Eastern Time.
Central Hudson
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from Central Hudson with electricity charges now split into supply and delivery charges
- If you have never chosen a supplier before, your Green Mountain electricity supply detail will appear as a new page on the back of the bill
- Your Green Mountain supply charges are replacing Central Hudson's supply charges (you are not being double-billed), and Central Hudson's delivery charges will remain on the bill
Central Hudson Bill
Learn more about your Central Hudson Bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You'll continue to pay Central Hudson just like you always have
Pennsylvania
West Penn Power
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from West Penn Power
- Green Mountain's Electric Generation rate replaces West Penn Power's generation rate, which is applied to your monthly usage
- Your Green Mountain charges will appear on the Non-Utility Generation Charge line in the Charges from West Penn Power section of your bill
- West Penn Power's transmission and distribution charges will remain on the bill
West Penn Power Bill - FRONT
West Penn Power Bill - BACK
Learn more about your West Penn Power Bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You'll continue to pay West Penn Power just like you always have
Business (Commercial) customers only:
- Single-Billed Customers: If your business receives one consolidated bill, your remittance should be sent to your utility company.
- Dual-Billed Customers: If your business receives two bills (one from utility and a second invoice from Green Mountain):
- Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
Green Mountain Energy Company
P. O. Box 25211
Lehigh Valley, PA 18002-5211 - Send a Payment Overnight: If your remittance has been delayed, you can ensure timely payment posting using the following overnight mailing address:
Green Mountain Energy Company
Remittance Processing Group GENN -1
2 North Ninth Street
Allentown, PA 18101
- Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
PPL
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from PPL Electric Utilities
- Green Mountain’s Electric Generation rate replaces PPL’s generation rate, which is applied to your monthly usage
- PPL’s Transmission and Distribution charges will remain on the bill
PPL Bill - FRONT
PPL Bill - BACK
Learn more about your PPL bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You’ll continue to pay PPL just like you always have
Business (Commercial) customers only:
- Single-Billed Customers: If your business receives one consolidated bill, your remittance should be sent to your utility company.
- Dual-Billed Customers: If your business receives two bills (one from utility and a second invoice from Green Mountain):
- Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
Green Mountain Energy Company
P. O. Box 25211
Lehigh Valley, PA 18002-5211 - Send a Payment Overnight: If your remittance has been delayed, you can ensure timely payment posting using the following overnight mailing address:
Green Mountain Energy Company
Remittance Processing Group GENN -1
2 North Ninth Street
Allentown, PA 18101
- Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
Penn Power
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from Penn Power
- Green Mountain's Electric Generation rate replaces Penn Power's generation rate, which is applied to your monthly usage
- Your Green Mountain charges will appear on the Non-Utility Generation Charge line in the Charges from Penn Power section of your bill
- Penn Power's transmission and distribution charges will remain on the bill
Penn Power Bill - FRONT
Penn Power Bill - BACK
Learn more about your Penn Power bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You'll continue to pay Penn Power just like you always have
Business (Commercial) customers only:
- Single-Billed Customers: If your business receives one consolidated bill, your remittance should be sent to your utility company.
- Dual-Billed Customers: If your business receives two bills (one from utility and a second invoice from Green Mountain):
- Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
Green Mountain Energy Company
P. O. Box 25211
Lehigh Valley, PA 18002-5211 - Send a Payment Overnight: If your remittance has been delayed, you can ensure timely payment posting using the following overnight mailing address:
Green Mountain Energy Company
Remittance Processing Group GENN -1
2 North Ninth Street
Allentown, PA 18101
- Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
Penelec
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from Penelec
- Green Mountain's Electric Generation rate replaces Penelec's generation rate, which is applied to your monthly usage
- Your Green Mountain charges will appear on the Non-Utility Generation Charge line in the Charges from Penelec section of your bill
- Penelec's transmission and distribution charges will remain on the bill
Penelec Bill - FRONT
Penelec Bill - BACK
Learn more about your Penelec bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You'll continue to pay Penelec just like you always have
Business (Commercial) customers only:
- Single-Billed Customers: If your business receives one consolidated bill, your remittance should be sent to your utility company.
- Dual-Billed Customers: If your business receives two bills (one from utility and a second invoice from Green Mountain):
- Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
Green Mountain Energy Company
P. O. Box 25211
Lehigh Valley, PA 18002-5211 - Send a Payment Overnight: If your remittance has been delayed, you can ensure timely payment posting using the following overnight mailing address:
Green Mountain Energy Company
Remittance Processing Group GENN -1
2 North Ninth Street
Allentown, PA 18101
- Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
PECO
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from PECO
- Green Mountain’s Electric Generation rate replaces PECO’s generation rate, which is applied to your monthly usage
- PECO’s Transmission and Distribution charges will remain on the bill
PECO Bill - FRONT
PECO Bill - BACK
PECO Gas & Electric Bill
Learn more about your PECO Electric bill
Learn more about your PECO Gas & Electric bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You’ll continue to pay PECO just like you always have
Business (Commercial) customers only:
- Single-Billed Customers: If your business receives one consolidated bill, your remittance should be sent to your utility company.
- Dual-Billed Customers: If your business receives two bills (one from utility and a second invoice from Green Mountain):Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
- Green Mountain Energy Company
P. O. Box 25211
Lehigh Valley, PA 18002-5211 - Send a Payment Overnight: If your remittance has been delayed, you can ensure timely payment posting using the following overnight mailing address:
Green Mountain Energy Company
Remittance Processing Group GENN -1
2 North Ninth Street
Allentown, PA 18101
- Green Mountain Energy Company
MetEd
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from Met-Ed
- Green Mountain's Electric Generation rate replaces Met-Ed's generation rate, which is applied to your monthly usage
- Your Green Mountain charges will appear on the Non-Utility Generation Charge line in the Charges from Met-Ed section of your bill
- Met-Ed's transmission and distribution charges will remain on the bill
Met-Ed Bill - FRONT
Met-Ed Bill - BACK
Learn more about your Met-Ed bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You'll continue to pay Met-Ed just like you always have
Business (Commercial) customers only:
- Single-Billed Customers: If your business receives one consolidated bill, your remittance should be sent to your utility company.
- Dual-Billed Customers: If your business receives two bills (one from utility and a second invoice from Green Mountain):
- Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
Green Mountain Energy Company
P. O. Box 25211
Lehigh Valley, PA 18002-5211
- Send a Payment Overnight: If your remittance has been delayed, you can ensure timely payment posting using the following overnight mailing address:
Green Mountain Energy Company
Remittance Processing Group GENN -1
2 North Ninth Street
Allentown, PA 18101
- Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
Duquesne Light
How to Read Your Bill
- You still receive your bill from Duquesne Light
- Green Mountain’s Electric Generation rate replaces Duquesne Light’s generation rate, which is applied to your monthly usage
- Duquesne Light’s Transmission and Distribution charges will remain on the bill
Duquesne Light Bill - FRONT
Duquesne Light Bill - BACK
Learn more about your Duquesne Light bill
How to Pay Your Bill
- You’ll continue to pay Duquesne Light just like you always have
Business (Commercial) customers only:
- Single-Billed Customers: If your business receives one consolidated bill, your remittance should be sent to your utility company.
- Dual-Billed Customers: If your business receives two bills (one from utility and a second invoice from Green Mountain):Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
Green Mountain Energy Company
P. O. Box 25211
Lehigh Valley, PA 18002-5211
- Send a Payment Overnight: If your remittance has been delayed, you can ensure timely payment posting using the following overnight mailing address:
Green Mountain Energy Company
Remittance Processing Group GENN -1
2 North Ninth Street
Allentown, PA 18101
- Dual-Billed Customers: If your business receives two bills (one from utility and a second invoice from Green Mountain):Mail your payment, along with the remittance portion, to:
PGW (Philadelphia Gas Works)
How to Read Your Bill
- You’ll still receive your gas bill from UGI. Your gas charges will be split into supply and delivery charges on the bill.
- If you have never chosen a supplier for gas before, your Green Mountain gas supply detail will appear as the supply charge.
- Our supply charges are replacing UGI’s supply charges (you are not being double-billed), and UGI’s delivery charges will remain on the bill.
Learn more about your PGW bill
UGI
How to Read Your Bill
- You’ll still receive your gas bill from UGI. Your gas charges will be split into supply and delivery charges on each of the respective bills.
- If you have never chosen a supplier for gas before, your Green Mountain gas supply detail will appear as the commodity charge.
- Our supply charges are replacing UGI’s supply charges (you are not being double-billed), and UGI’s delivery charges will remain on the bill.
- Learn more about your UGI bill.
Texas
Residential
How to Read Your Bill
Let us shed some light on your Green Mountain Energy® electricity bill. Click on the bill image below to learn more, or learn more about how to pay your bill.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=no5_4HzGA68
Front Page | Back Page
Account Information
Here's where you'll find all the key details about your account. Anytime you contact us, we'll need your full account number, including the number after the dash. The ESI ID is your electric service identifier. This number is unique to your meter. If you have more than one ESI ID, each will have its own page inside the bill.
Billing Summary
Look here first! This might not be your favorite part, but it's the most important… We know that no one really likes paying bills, but at least you can feel good knowing that you're helping the environment with each payment you make.
Your Environmental Impact
Every month counts! Thanks for doing your part…
Electricity Usage Summary
How much you use makes a difference in how much you pay. See how much electricity you used this month compared to last month and this time last year. You can get even more details than what we could squeeze in here by logging into My Account anytime, anywhere. Plus, your Green Mountain View email will give you a weekly snapshot of your usage and help you project how much you'll owe before your next bill arrives.
How to Pay Your Bill
Pay Online
Pay your bill online at no charge with Green Mountain or from your bank's website. Most banks offer online options for paying your bills – check yours for availability. Plus, don't forget to enroll in Tree Free billing to receive your Green Mountain Energy® invoice electronically, straight to your inbox. You can always view your bill anytime in My Account.
AutoPay
AutoPay is the hassle-free way to pay. Have your monthly account balance automatically deducted from your banking account or credit card of choice each month. Enroll today through My Account.
Pay by Mail
Return payment and the receipt enclosed with the bill to: P.O. Box 660305, Dallas, TX 75266-0305.
Pay by Phone
You can pay with a credit card or checking account through our automated system at 1-866-785-4668 anytime, anywhere, at no charge.
Pay In Person
Use any of these convenient pay-in-person locations:
CheckFreePay
Barri Financial Group
Fidelity Express
Your remittance slip is required for payment, and you should expect to pay a nominal processing fee.
Bill Payment Assistance Program
Want to lend a helping hand? You can make a voluntary donation to a program that helps low-income households pay their electricity bills. Just check the box, write in the donation amount and add that amount to your payment.
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Click on the bill image below to learn more.
Important Information
If we need to let you know about something else, you can find it in this section below the standard messages you'll see each month.
Detail
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- Your electric service identifier, also called ESI or ESI ID, is unique to your meter. The cleaner energy plan you're on today is listed here. You can learn more about other plans in the Products and Services section of My Account.
- The Current Meter Read is the date of your last meter read by the utility, and the reading in kWh (actual or estimated).
- The Energy Charge is a simple calculation - the amount of kWh you used multiplied by the per-kWh rate.
- The Base Charge, if listed, is a charge assessed by Green Mountain during each billing cycle without regard to your demand or energy consumption.
- The Gross Receipts Tax Reimbursement is a fee assessed to recover the miscellaneous gross receipts tax imposed on retail electric providers operating in certain areas.
- Sales Tax is collected by authorized taxing authorities, such as the state, cities and special purpose districts.
- The average price you paid this month reflects all fixed and variable recurring charges. However, this per-kWh rate does not include sales taxes, gross receipts tax reimbursement or any nonrecurring charges or credits.
- The Balance Forward is any amount carried over from previous months that you didn't already pay. Learn more about the charges on your bill at our glossary of terms. Any non-electricity charges and credits will be explained in a separate section below your electricity charges.
Our Standards for Your Paper Bill
It's easy to sign up for Tree Free billing in My Account, but if you need a paper bill, you can feel good knowing it meets our high environmental standards. Learn more at the sustainability section of our website. p.s. Please consider signing up for Tree Free billing - you'll still get anytime, anywhere access to your bill in My Account, and it helps save trees!
Commercial
How to pay
Pay online
View and pay your bill online at no extra charge. Call our Customer Care Center, toll-free at 866-280-3603 for your login to the My Account portal.
Enroll in Auto Pay
Have your account balance automatically deducted from your banking account each month. For instructions on how to enroll in Auto Pay, call our Customer Care center, toll-free at 866-280-3603.
Pay by Mail
Mail your payment along with the remittance portion of your invoice to: Green Mountain Energy Company Dept. 1233 PO Box 121233 Dallas, TX 75312-1233
Pay by Phone
One of our Customer Care Representatives can post your payment to your account. Call 866-280-3603, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Central Time.
Overnight Payment
If your remittance has been delayed, you can ensure timely payment posting using the following overnight mailing address: Green Mountain Energy - Dept. 1233 1501 N. Plano Road, Ste 100 Richardson, TX 75081
Pay In Person
Pay in person at all CheckFreePay station locations. View a complete list here. Please bring your remittance slip, which is required for payment. A nominal processing fee will be assessed.
