About Your Bill
Customers are billed each month for electric consumption for the previous month. A meter reader will visit your location and record the reading(s) of your meter(s) on that day. The usage is calculated by subtracting the previous month reading (which is stored in our data base) from the current month reading. It is important that your meter is accessible and that we have accurate readings each month.
If you have a meter installed inside your location (rather than on the outside of your structure), you will be asked to provide access. Contact our Billing Department for details.
Residential bills are due prior to 21 days from the date they are issued. Non-residential bills are due within 14 days.
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1: account number
The account number is used to identify your account in our records.
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2: Location address
The street address of the account being billed.
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3: Contact information
Mt. Carmel Public Utility Co. contact information.
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4: Delinquent after Date
The date your payment is due for charges during this billing period.
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5: Amount due if paid after delinquent date
Amount to be paid if paying after the Delinquent date.
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6: Customer’s name and address
The name and address of your account in our records.
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7: Payment stub
Please remit this stub with payment.
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8: service from/service to
Period of time the bill covers.
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9: Gas Consumption
The result of meter reading times any multipler and BTU factor that may apply.
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10: Electric Consumption
The result of meter reading times any multipler and BTU factor that may apply.
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11: FAC
Mechanism used by an electric utility to recover the cost of power and energy purchased for sale to customers, expressed in cents per kilowatt hour.
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12: PGA
Mechanism used by an gas utilities to recover the cost of gas supplies acquired by utility for sale to customers, expressed in cents per therm.
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13: Budget Amount Total Due
The total due on the account, including any past due amounts.
Click here to find out more on Budget Billing.
Late Payments
A late payment charge (1.5%) will be assessed on amounts not paid by the due date noted on the bill. The late payment charge is automatically waived once each calendar year.