Additional time to pay your bill

Our new billing and payment schedule, effective Jan. 1, 2013, means you now have at least 22 days from the date your KU bill is issued to make your payment.

Late payment fees will be added only if full payment is not received by the payment due date.

Watt Finders Guide

Appliances affect electrical usage

The number and types of appliances you operate and the way they are used affect the amount of electricity consumed each month. To find out how a new appliance may affect your electric bill, check the wattage of the appliance. A chart of average wattages and estimated kilowatt hours used per month by common appliances is listed inside the booklet in the link below.

»  Watt Finders Guide (PDF)

Demand Conservation today!

You can help the environment and save energy, too.

Sign up for our Demand Conservation program today. You can reduce energy demand by signing up for a free device that we connect to your central air conditioner, heat pump or electric water heater.

Demand Conservation helps reduce peak demand, which enables us to use our power plants more efficiently and delay the addition of new ones.

As a bonus, we'll credit your utility bill $5 per month (up to $20 annually) for each of the four summer months (June through September) for each central air conditioning unit.

Additional bonuses apply for water heaters. These programs are available only in areas where our radio signal is accessible.

»  Details of the Demand Conservation Program

Green Energy:
The power to save. It's in your hands.

KU now offers you an opportunity to contribute to the growth of renewable energy. Add Green Energy payments to your bill, and we will purchase the corresponding "green tags" from renewable energy sources in Kentucky and surrounding states.

By offering you a way to support the operation and development of renewable energy, we are giving you the chance to do your part to help improve the environment. Make the choice to make a difference — for today and tomorrow. The power is in your hands.

Learn more about the Green Energy program