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Sign in to My Account with your username and password and make a one-time payment or schedule recurring payments with your checking or savings account for free.
You can easily establish a payment arrangement, find energy assistance or request more time to pay. Questions? Call us at 1-888-221-7070. We’re ready to help.
From our day-to-day operations to our most ambitious initiatives, we’re focused on delivering safe, reliable and affordable power to you. Compare prices You can count on us
A better account experience. You can quickly view your account and pay bills, track usage, sign up for text alerts, and more – all from a central account dashboard. Sign In to your account.
Some time-saving options include online payments, EFT payments, automatic payments, EDI invoicing and paperless billing. Learn more about options for businesses . Bill questions: Your location, energy use, demand and seasonal patterns are a few variables that influence your bill at your business.
Making an online payment with your checking or savings account also provides you with paperless billing, which is convenient, keeps electricity costs low and helps protect the environment. If you prefer to receive paper bills, call us at 1-800-538-4228 and we will immediately make the change for all future bills.
You can help a family member or friend by making a payment to their Pacific Power account. You choose whatever amount you'd like to pay.
Track and report power outages. Pay bills with a debit card, credit card or through your checking or savings account. Monitor your energy use. View your full billing statement for the last six months. Enroll in our convenient Equal Pay or paperless billing options. Choose text or email alerts to notify you about billing, outages and more.
You are just a few steps away from starting your online account! Soon you'll be able to view and pay bills, track energy usage, sign up for text alerts, and more! If you are a California resident, you have specific rights related to your personal information under the California Consumer Privacy Act.
Pacific Power, along with federal and state natural resource agencies, will host a public tour of environmental enhancement projects at the North Umpqua Hydroelectric Project, on Wednesday, October 16, 2024. Beginning September 2, 2024, Swift Reservoir will be drawn down between 1 and 3 feet per day to accommodate work on the Swift Dam.