Mississippi – I need help lowering my bill – Grid 3
If you have a myEntergy account, you can compare your energy usage and costs, track savings and get access to information that can help you save money on your bill.
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If you have a myEntergy account, you can compare your energy usage and costs, track savings and get access to information that can help you save money on your bill.
This federally funded program administered through community action agencies primarily focuses on helping qualifying Mississippians make their homes more energy efficient. After an energy audit of a qualified resident’s home, the program will pay for installation of the most cost-effective energy efficiency measures. Mississippi Department of Human Services establishes that households who make 200% of the federal poverty level or less may qualify. The qualifying income limits can be found here.
Entergy Mississippi offers programs that may help to lower your Entergy bill by making your home more energy efficient. We have partnered with local trade allies, who can help you find new ways to save around your home. These partners can visit your home and conduct an energy audit, install free energy-saving items, provide an air conditioning tune-up and more—all at no additional cost.
Qualifying customers who are experiencing financial hardship may be eligible to defer and take up to four months to pay their current bill and/or unpaid balances through an installment plan. For example, a 1-month arrangement will defer your entire balance to the next bill, while a 4-month arrangement will spread the open balance across the next 4 bills. Your full current balance, including any due installment amount, must be paid by 5pm CST on that bill’s due date. Failure to meet this due date may void the arrangement and prevent you from being offered additional arrangements for 12 months.
Only customers who have not initiated or have not broken a deferred payment arrangement in the past 12 months are eligible to set up a new one. You cannot re-negotiate an existing arrangement. Other reasons for ineligibility include:
Qualifying customers who need a few extra days to pay their bill can request an extension on their due date. As long as you pay your extended balance in full by 5pm CST on the new due date, you will be protected from disconnection of service. If disconnected, the entire past due amount must be paid to be reconnected, and an additional deposit or fees may apply. If you break an extension agreement, it also may affect your ability to enter into payment arrangements in the future.
Payment extensions cannot be offered after your bill’s due date. Only customers who do not have a history of regularly breaking payment extensions in the past 12 months are eligible to set up a new one. You cannot re-negotiate an existing extension. Other reasons for ineligibility include:
If your service has been disconnected, you may be required to pay a deposit or fees before you can be reconnected. We can let you know exactly how much it will cost to reconnect your residential service.
Because you start using electricity before paying for it, Entergy customers requesting new service may be required to make a security deposit. Any such deposit must be paid in full by your first bill’s due date.
If you have a myEntergy account, you can compare your energy usage and costs, track savings and get access to information that can help you save money on your bill.
Level Billing averages out your yearly energy costs and brings more consistency to your power bill. Your bill is based on your rolling twelve-month billing average. Every month, that average is re-calculated and adjusted slightly based on your usage trends.
To help our customers thrive, Entergy has donated funds to form a new partnership with Single Stop, a free service that makes it easy for you to quickly and confidentially check your eligibility for federal, state and local benefits.