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Paperless Billing

Cut the mailbox clutter and save paper: Go green with paperless billing. Chugach will notify you by e-mail when your electric bill is ready.

Sign up for paperless billing and receive a one-time $5 credit on your next bill. You can pay your bill using any of Chugach's options. Choose paperless, AutoPay by Checking, or both. The decision is yours.

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LevelPay Billing

LevelPay is offered to Residential and Small Commercial members. Enrollment is open during March and April of each year.

We estimate your annual electric usage and divide by 12 to determine your monthly payments. You'll know ahead of time exactly what your electric bill will be every month. In fact, if you combine LevelPay with AutoPay, you may not think about your electric bill all year!

For more information or to sign up for LevelPay during March and April contact us at (907) 563-7366 or visit our offices.

Payment Options

Pay when you bank

Check with your bank or credit union - Many of them offer bill payment services at no charge.

Any branch of First National Bank Alaska will accept your Chugach Electric payment on your current bill. Be sure to bring your current billing statement. There is no charge.

 

Pay when you shop

For a small fee, any Walmart location will accept your Chugach Electric payment on your current bill. Be sure to bring your current billing statement.

 

Pay online or by phone

You can pay online or pick up the phone and call our automated payment line, available 24 hours/day, at (907) 762-7803. There is no charge.

 

AutoPay by Checking

For even more convenience, use Chugach's easy, no fee, hassle-free AutoPay by Checking. No more late fees, no more checks, and no more stamps. To get started, simply complete and return the AutoPay Application PDF form below.

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Gift Certificates

A Chugach gift certificate can be used to pay your bill. It is the perfect gift for charities, gift exchanges, students, or anyone who would appreciate a little help with their electric bill.