What each part of your bill means
Your Mississippi Power bill shows how your total is calculated, including your billing summary, energy usage, billing period and current charges. Use the interactive bill below to explore each section and see how it connects to your total amount due.
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Power Bill FAQs
How do I pay my bill?
You can pay your bill online with a bank account or card, by phone, with Auto Pay, in person or by mail. To pay by mail, send your payment to:
P.O. Box 245
Birmingham, AL 35201‑0245.
You can also pay at a Mississippi Power office or an authorized payment location.
How do I update my contact information?
You can update your contact information by logging into your Mississippi Power online account. From there, you can review and update details like your phone number and email address.
How do I sign up for online access to my account?
Follow these steps:
- Click the button below.
- Create a profile by setting up your username and password
- Complete the registration form
- Log in with your new credentials to access your account
How do I enroll in Paperless Billing?
Log in to your Mississippi Power online account and select Paperless Billing to enroll and manage your preferences.
Need Help With Your Bill?
When money is tight, help is available. Mississippi Power offers programs that can help you manage your bill and stay connected.
You may be able to get help through programs like:
- LIHEAP for energy bill assistance
- Project SHARE for emergency support
- Bill Discount for eligible customers
- Bill Extender to give you more time to pay
You can also use a free tool from Single Stop to find out which local, state or federal programs you may qualify for.
Tools to help you stay in control
My Power Usage
Track your daily energy usage and see what’s driving your bill.
Online Home Energy Checkup
Answer a few questions to find ways to lower energy usage.
Energy-Saving Toolkit
Explore simple steps you can take to reduce your energy usage at home.
Budget Billing
Even out your energy costs across the year for more predictable bills.