For many of us, the mailbox has been a trusted way to stay connected for a long time. Today, more of the information we rely on every day arrives in our email inbox instead. South Central Power is making it easier for members to stay informed and manage their account by offering simple paperless options for both communications and billing.
By choosing to go paperless, you can receive updates faster, reduce paper clutter at home, and stay connected in a way that fits your everyday life.
Stay informed in real time
Switching from this paper magazine to our e-newsletter means you’ll receive updates as they happen instead of waiting for the next issue to arrive in the mail. Our e-newsletter keeps you up to date on:
- Cooperative news and announcements
- Safety tips and seasonal reminders
- Energy-saving ideas
- Important service updates
Everything is delivered right to your inbox, making it easy to read and revisit anytime.
Simplify your billing
Going paperless doesn’t stop with the magazine — you can also choose to receive your monthly electric bill electronically. With e-billing through your South Central Power account, you can:
- Receive your bill faster
- View and pay it securely anytime
- Look back at past bills whenever you need them
- Cut down on paper clutter
It’s a quick, convenient way to stay on top of your account.
Switch Today for a Chance to Save $100 on Your Bill
Getting started is simple. For a chance to be entered into a drawing for a $100 bill credit, please do the following steps:
- To stop receiving the Ohio Cooperative Living magazine and switch to the e-newsletter, fill out this form.
- To stop receiving a paper bill, log into your My Account, go to Settings, select Paperless Billing, and turn on the option to go paperless.
A simple change with big benefits
Choosing paperless options helps you stay informed, save time, and reduce paper use, all while keeping you connected to South Central Power in a way that works best for you.
If you’re ready for quicker updates and added convenience, consider making the switch today.