Paying your electric bill to Southern Pine Electric Cooperative is easy and convenient through their online payment options. Headquartered in Brewton, AL, Southern Pine Electric provides power to over 21,000 members in parts of Baldwin, Conecuh, Covington, Escambia and Monroe counties. As a member, you have multiple ways to view and pay your electric bill to Southern Pine’s Brewton office.
Ways to Pay Your Southern Pine Electric Bill
Pay Online
The easiest way to pay your bill is through Southern Pine’s online customer portal at billing.southernpine.org. You can make secure online payments 24/7 using your account number.
To pay online:
- Go to the customer portal and click “Pay Now”
- Enter your Southern Pine account number
- Enter payment amount
- Enter card details to pay by debit/credit card
You can also log into your account to view balance, payment history, and sign up for paperless billing
Pay by Phone
Call 1-800-231-5240 to make automated payments over the phone using your debit/credit card. Have your account number ready. Payments process immediately.
Pay by Mail
Mail a check or money order to:
Southern Pine Electric
PO Box 2153
Birmingham, AL 35287-1340
Write your account number on the check and allow 5-7 days for delivery.
Pay in Person
Visit the Brewton district office at 13491 US-29, Taylorsville, MS 39168. You can pay by cash, check, or money order Monday to Friday from 8am to 5pm. Use the drive-thru window or 24/7 drop box to drop off payments.
Bank Bill Pay
Schedule one-time or recurring payments through your bank’s online bill pay service. Add Southern Pine as a payee using their contact info and your account number. Payments are sent by check or electronic transfer.
Auto Draft
Sign up for auto draft to have your bill amount automatically deducted from your bank account each month. Download the Auto Draft form and submit it to Southern Pine to enroll.
Tips for Paying Your Southern Pine Electric Bill
- Check your usage regularly through the online portal
- Sign up for paperless billing to receive bills electronically
- Pay on time each month to avoid late fees
- Contact Southern Pine immediately if you are having trouble paying
- Set up recurring bank draft or auto pay for hassle-free payments
- Update your contact info to receive payment reminders
Paying your electric bill to Southern Pine’s Brewton office is simple with online payments, phone payments, auto draft, and more. Keeping your account current ensures uninterrupted electric service to your home or business. Contact Southern Pine’s member services for any questions about your electric service or bill payment.
THE POWER OF CHOICE
Log in or sign up for your My Power account to view and pay your bill, see your daily usage, sign up for paperless billing and more. You may also pay through electronic bank draft, by mail, by using our automated phone system or in person at any Southern Pine office.
Attention MembersIf paying with credit card, a 2.45% convenience fee will be added. If paying with e-Check, a $1.00 convenience fee will be added. You can avoid this fee completely if you pay by a different method. (cash, bank draft, or a paper check)
Set up recurring bank draft payment when you create your My Power account or using the button below, and never worry about missing a payment again. You’ll receive a one-time $25 bill credit the first time you sign up!
When you sign up for automatic bank draft payments, your bill is automatically paid from your bank account.
To set up automatic bank draft payments, click here for a form to complete and return to Southern Pine at any location or by mail:
IF YOU CHOOSE TO ENROLL IN BANK DRAFT
Please continue to make payment by using your My Power account, mail, phone or in person until your statement indicates that the account is paid by draft. If you need the draft to be effective immediately, please contact your local office.
Pay your bill quickly and easily online by logging into your My Power account and choosing “Pay My Bill” from the left column.
If you do not have a My Power account, it’s easy to register. Having a My Power account gives you access to so many great features including like viewing your usage, billing history, and paying your bill online.
My Power members have the following payment options:
- Pay from a bank account.
- Pay with a credit card or debit card.
To sign in to your My Power account or to register for your new My Power account, click here:
Paying your bill has never been easier! To pay your electric bill by phone call now and select Option 2 from the menu.
For your convenience, please have the following information available when you call:
- Your Southern Pine Electric account number.
- Credit card or debit card.
- Last four digits of the primary account holder’s social security number.
To ensure your payment is posted to the correct account include your account number on checks or money orders mailed to Southern Pine Electric, and enclose your bill stub with your payment. Send mail to:
Southern Pine Electric PO Box 70878 Charlotte, NC 28272-0878
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FAQ
Who owns the Southern Pine Electric Company?
Does Southern Pine Electric Co-op offer financing for heat pumps & weatherization?
Small, energy efficient changes can make a difference in your power bill. Southern Pine Electric Co-op and Regions Bank, along with Power South Energy Cooperative, can help provide affordable financing for heat pumps and weatherization. Best of all, low annual interest rates ensure that you are getting a good deal.
Can Southern Pine Electric Cooperative help you make smart energy investments?
As your trusted energy provider, we can help you make smart energy investments. In 2019, Southern Pine Electric Cooperative began awarding 20 graduating seniors a $1,000 scholarship to use at the institution of their choice.
What scholarships does Southern Pine Electric Cooperative offer?
In 2019, Southern Pine Electric Cooperative began awarding 20 graduating seniors a $1,000 scholarship to use at the institution of their choice. The scholarships are provided through the Electric Cooperative Foundation Scholarship program that was created by the electric cooperatives of Alabama in 1997.