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Billing Options
Online Bill Presentation & Payment
Southwestern Electric Cooperative has a new online billing system. We now offer new features for online bill payment and presentation. You'll need to register your account on our new system. Click here or on the graphic at right to go to our online billing page.
 Click Here For Our New Online Billing System!
Automatic Checking Account Payment
In conjunction with your bank or credit union, each month Southwestern will automatically debit your checking account for the amount of your electric bill. Your bank or credit union will deduct the amount due from your checking account and make an electronic payment to Southwestern Electric. You'll receive a copy of your bill before the due date. Confirmation of payment will appear on your electric bill, and on your bank or credit union monthly statement. To sign up for this service, you'll need to complete the authorization form below and return it to Southwestern Electric along with a voided check. By submitting this form to Southwestern Electric Cooperative, you agree to the terms and conditions described in this paragraph. There is no charge for this service.
Click Here to download our Automatic Checking Account Payment Authorization form.
Automatic Credit or Debit Card Account Payment
In conjunction with your credit card provider, each month Southwestern will automatically debit your credit card for the amount of your electric bill. You'll receive a copy of your bill before the due date. Confirmation of payment will appear on your electric bill and on your credit card statement. To sign up for this service, you'll need to complete the authorization form below and return it to Southwestern Electric. By submitting this form to Southwestern Electric Cooperative, you agree to the terms and conditions described in this paragraph. There is no charge for this service.
Click Here to download our Automatic Credit or Debit Card Account Payment Authorization form.
Levelized Billing
Levelized Billing is a program offered by Southwestern Electric to help members avoid substantial changes in the amount of the their electric bill from one month to the next. When you sign up for levelized billing, your bill is based on a "rolling 12 month average." In other words, to calculate your bill, the cooperative averages your electric usage for the last 12 months. Levelized Billing effectively flattens out the peaks and valleys that come with seasonal changes in your electric usage, making it easier for you to forecast your bills and plan your budget.
Requirements for Levelized Billing:
Member must be on line for at least 12 months at their current account and have a "0" balance before starting this program.
Member must have a good credit history showing history of consistently paying on time.
The levelized amount due each month is based on a rolling 12 month average. The amount due will vary each month within a few dollars.
For the Levelized Billing Program to work properly, all monthly payments must be made by their due date. Only one late payment per year is allowed. The consumer will be removed from the program if payments are not timely.
If for any reason the consumer decides to discontinue Levelized Billing or if the account is disconnected, the actual account balance will be payable in full on the due date of their next bill.
The "Prior Balance" line (Listed under Current Bill Information) reflects how far ahead or how far behind a consumer was on their last month's bill.
Request for Levelized Billing
To sign up for levelized billing, please email the following information to our billing department at billingatsweci.com, substituting the @ sign for the word "at" (we're listing our email addresses this way to defeat address-harvesting software used by spammers).
By submitting the following information to Southwestern Electric Cooperative, you agree to the requirements described in the preceding paragraphs regarding Levelized Billing from Southwestern Electric Cooperative, Inc.
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