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Go Paperless!
Switching to paperless billing is not only environmentally friendly, but it also offers convenience to our members. By opting for paperless billing, you can help do your part to reduce mailing expenses for Sac Osage Electric Cooperative. Plus, you’ll have instant access to your billing information anytime, anywhere. Sac Osage Electric Cooperative is offering an exciting opportunity for its members. If you go paperless by April 1st, 2025, you will be entered into a drawing for a $50.00 gift card. This is a great chance to simplify your billing process while having the opportunity to win a reward! Switching to paperless billing with Sac Osage Electric Cooperative is simple:
1. Download the SmartHub App: Begin by downloading the SmartHub app on your smartphone or tablet. It’s available for both iOS and Android devices.
2. Set Up Your Account: Log in or create an account if you haven’t already. Make sure your account is linked to your Sac Osage Electric Cooperative membership.
3. Enable Paperless Billing: Navigate to the billing section of the app and opt-in for paperless billing. This will ensure that you receive your billing information electronically.
4. Receive Notifications: With the SmartHub app, you see your daily usage, outage information, and any other important updates from Sac Osage Electric Cooperative.
5. Pay Your Bill Electronically: Use the app to pay your bill directly from your device. It’s secure, quick, and hassle-free.
No Thanks EPA, We Want Reliability!!!
Use Your Voice to Promote Reliability
Help Protect Reliable and Affordable Electrify in Missouri
The future of reliable and affordable electricity is at risk. On April 25, 2024, the EPA released its long-anticipated final rules aimed at existing coal and new natural gas power plants. In a nutshell, this rule will shut down the very power plants in rural Missouri that provide your homes and businesses with electricity. It will also make it difficult and expensive to build new generation to replace these closed plants.
EPA wants electricity production to become a carbon-free power sector by 2035. In Missouri, our electricity is generated by a host of different sources. This mix of coal, natural gas, wind and hydro all play a role in working together to keep your lights on every time you flip that switch.
We have watched other states shut down coal and natural gas plants without having an alternative and reliable baseload of electricity. As you can imagine, when the sun isn’t shining and the wind isn’t blowing, their electricity isn’t flowing.
The nation’s grid watchdog, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), recently forecasted that over the next five years, all or parts of 19 states are at high risk of rolling blackouts during normal conditions. The EPA’s final rule will only make energy reliability worse, not better.
Congress needs to know this and help keep Missouri’s lights on. The White House has the power to stop this rule, but we need your help! Visit 4energyreliability.com to send a letter to your representatives in Washington, D.C., asking them to stop the EPA from harming your family and community.