Pay my bill, view statement, history, meter reading date, and change email.
Co-op members gathered at three trustee district meetings in January 2021 to select candidates for the co-op’s board of trustees in Districts 3, 5 and 7. Incumbents Susan... Continue Reading ›
Members of the co-op will gather at three trustee district meetings this month for the purpose of selecting candidates for the co-op’s board of trustees. Members who live in... Continue Reading ›
Clay Electric Cooperative’s board of trustees has declared a $12 million Capital Credits refund for members who received service from 1991 through 2019. This is the second... Continue Reading ›
Clay Electric Cooperative is lowering the cost of power for its members by 5.6 percent in November and December. This means members using the industry household average of 1,000... Continue Reading ›
Clay Electric Cooperative will resume disconnections for accounts with a past due balance on Tuesday, July 7. To help members during the coronavirus pandemic, Clay Electric... Continue Reading ›
Want to learn more about your energy use? View your energy use at this Meter Usage website. This site allows you to login and see your energy use by the month, day or hour. You... Continue Reading ›
When you establish an account on the Clay Electric website, you gain easy access to change e-mail addresses, and you can establish your billing preferences. "My Account" also allows you to view your billing history and other account information.
For name changes on your account, you will need to call or drop by your local district office. A signed form (not presently available on this website) is required.
To change an address on your account, you may call or drop by your local district office, or you may make the address change online through "My Account".
If you would like to establish a new service for a location (no previous electric service), please call or drop by your local district office and meet with the New Services representative to set up the new service.
If you are moving to a location with already-established electric service, you may request service online, over the phone or by visiting your local district office.