Electric Service Start or Transfer Electric Service To start a new service or to transfer an existing service, call our Member Service Representatives during business hours. 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday EDT (812) 689-4111 Fill Out Your Application Residential Service Commercial Service Before you get started... To enable us to better serve you, please have one or more of the following pieces of information available: Owner's name Account number Service address Meter number Pole location number A New Service is a new home, building, grain bin, etc. which has never had electric service before. Information on location, type and size of new construction, service size, and heating/cooling equipment type and size will be needed. The member service and design departments will assist you with technical information. A Transfer of Service is changing an existing account from one member’s name and putting it into a different member’s name. This process requires the name the account is in presently or account number, a forwarding address for the member moving out, name and address of the member moving in, phone number and signed Membership Agreement. A Service Upgrade is an increase in electric load at your location, which may require us to change or upgrade the service to your location. Be sure to include us in your plans so all equipment is sized correctly and safely. Outdoor Lights can be installed for your convenience and safety. Contact our member service department to set up outdoor lighting for your account. Line Locating before undertaking any substantial outdoor projects such as those listed below, be sure to contact Indiana Underground Plant Protection Service to avoid dangerous and costly mistakes. They will let you know the location of the underground power lines in your area. Just call 1-800-382-5544 two days in advance of your project start. Landscaping Concrete Work In-ground pool installation Sewer tile installation Home or building additions Deck construction Fence installation Gardens Vegetation Management Reliable electricity depends on keeping power lines clear. To prevent outages and ensure safety, Southeastern Indiana REMC implements a vegetation management plan to control tree and plant growth near power lines and equipment. Read More

Southeastern Indiana REMC helps members explore mini-split heat pumps, energy efficiency benefits, rebates, and resources for lower heating and cooling costs. Mini-Split Heat Pump Whole Home SEER2 rating ≥ 17.3 HSPF2 rating ≥ 7.5 $500 Single-Room SEER2 rating ≥ 17.3 HSPF2 rating ≥ 7.5 $300 To Qualify Must be installed in a home served by SEI REMC. Heat Pumps are for whole-home installations only with exception of the Single-Room Mini-Split Heat Pump. SEER2 ratings must be obtained from the AHRI certificate. An AHRI certificate must accompany the application and invoice to be qualified. You can obtain the AHRI certificate from your contractor or from the manufacturer. Limit of two (2) rebates allowed per member account per useful life of rebated equipment. Submission for rebates must be within 90 days of installation in the same calendar year. Incentive amount can not exceed 50% of equipment cost. Please review the complete list of terms and conditions following the application. What Needs to be Submitted A completed rebate application A proof of purchase/receipt An AHRI (Air conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute) certificate Applications must be received within 90 days of the rebated equipment's installation/service/purchase date in order to qualify for the 2026 rebate program. Applications received by Southeastern Indiana REMC between December 12, 2025 and December 11, 2026 are eligible for the 2026 Rebate Program. Applications received after December 11, 2026 will be processed under the 2027 Rebate Program requirements. The rebated equipment needs to be installed/purchased prior to submission of the application. Members must submit a completed application and required materials to qualify for any rebate. Mini-Split HP Application SUBMIT YOUR REBATE APPLICATION

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Programs and Services Southeastern Indiana REMC is dedicated to providing reliable electric service, high-speed fiber internet, and valuable programs to help members save energy and money. Explore our electric and fiber services, energy-saving programs, and rebate opportunities designed to enhance efficiency and reduce costs. Electric Service SEI FIBER Programs REBATES

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Billing and payment Options 1. PAY BY PHONE (844) 959-3031 2. PAPERLESS BILLING Enroll in Paperless Billing through your SmartHub Account . Step by step instructions for enrolling in paperless billing on an iPhone. Step by step instructions for enrolling in paperless billing on a PC. 3. AUTOMATIC PAYMENT Each month your bill amount will be deducted from your checking/savings account or directly from your bank. You will receive a billing statement prior to withdrawal so you’ll know how much is being withdrawn to pay your monthly bill. No more checks to write or last minute rush to pay your bill on time! Automatic Payment 4. BUDGET BILLING Most people experience higher electric bills in summer and winter when temperatures are at extreme highs and lows. This can make it difficult to stick to a budget. Members who enroll in our Budget Billing program can avoid this seasonal swing and can have their bill amount averaged. If you are interested in Budget Billing, please call or visit our office. We will guide you through the simple process of signing up. Note: The consumer agrees payment will be made by the due date each month. The consumer understands the monthly payment is not the amount actually billed and they will be liable for any balance due or will be given credit for any overpayment at the time of termination of this agreement, or at the time service is disconnected. To qualify for budget/variable billing, members must: be on our service for 12 months no disconnect collar/smart meter $0.00 balance 5. PREPAID ELECTRIC SERVICE What is prepaid billing? With prepaid billing, you pay for electricity how and when you choose. Purchasing electricity before you use it allows you to control your budget and pay how much you want, when you want. And there are no security deposits or late fees. Instead of a monthly bill, your use and balance are calculated daily. How does it work? You purchase electricity before you use it. Payments can be made when you want – online, over the phone, or in person at our office. When your account runs low, you will get an alert by email, phone call or text, letting you know it’s time to recharge your account. What if paying your electric bill was like buying gas for your vehicle? It can be! Southeastern Indiana REMC offers prepaid billing, a pay-as-you-go energy solution. Choose your own payment schedule Purchase electricity when convenient Monitor electric use Customize the plan that’s best for you No deposits, no late fees, no monthly bills Prepaid Electric Service Agreement Application Prepaid Electric Service Terms 6. ENERGY ASSISTANCE Southeastern IN REMC works closely with (EAP) Indiana Home Energy Assistance program, as well as township trustees to obtain assistance for our members who are having difficulties paying their electric bills. EAP is a low income energy assistance program made available through the Indiana Division of Family and Children. The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded program that helps eligible low-income households manage their home energy costs. Assistance may be available to help with heating and cooling expenses, as well as emergency situations related to energy needs. Let's Work Together Want to know which billing option is right for you? Want to explore more possibilities when it comes to your billing? Give us a call at (812) 689-4111.

Energy Assistance If you are having trouble making ends meet, please call the CAP agency for the county you live in or your Township Trustee. Township Trustees Dearborn County SEIOC 110 Importing St Aurora, IN 47001 Phone: (812) 926-1585 or (888) 292-5475 Franklin County SIEOC 528 Main Street Brookville, IN 47012 Phone: (765) 647-5967 or (888) 292-5475 by appointment Jennings County Ohio Valley Opportunities, Inc. (OVO) 3040 N Hwy 3 Street North Vernon, IN 47265 Phone: (877) 782-5882 Ripley County SIEOC 110 Importing St Aurora, IN 47001 Phone: (800) 755-8558 SEICO (Dillsboro Site) 13195 Spangler Rd Dillsboro, IN 47018 Phone: (812)926-1585 or (888) 292-5475 Jefferson County Ohio Valley Opportunities, Inc. (OVO) 421 E. Third Street Madison, IN 47250 Phone: (812) 265-5858 Ohio County SIEOC 110 Importing St Aurora, IN 47001 Phone: (800) 755-8558 Switzerland County SIEOC 110 Importing St Aurora, IN 47001 Phone: (800) 755-8558 Need Assistance with Your Energy Bills? The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded program that helps eligible low-income households manage their home energy costs. Assistance may be available to help with heating and cooling expenses, as well as emergency situations related to energy needs. Heat Index-based Summer Disconnection Prohibition A cooperative may not disconnect residential electric service for any customer who is eligible for and applied for LIHEAP assistance in the current calendar year on any day when the National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a forecast indicating the heat index at the customer’s service address will reach or exceed 95°F within the next 48 hours. If a cooperative has issued a notice of disconnection to an eligible customer and the disconnection day falls on a day that meets or exceeds the heat index threshold, the disconnection must be tolled until the first day on which the heat index threshold is not forecasted to reach 95°F.

Energy charges vary between off-peak and on-peak times. The Time of Day (TOD) rate incentivizes residential members to adjust their routines and shift their energy use to off-peak periods. By making simple changes to when and how you use energy, you can: lower your utility bill increase energy efficiency reduce your carbon footprint Time of Day Rate Sign up today and start saving! Member Consent Form HOW IT WORKS: Electricity costs less during periods of low demand (off-peak hours). By shifting your energy usage, you can significantly reduce your energy bill. Implementing these tips can help you reduce your energy consumption, lower your utility bills, and contribute to a more sustainable environment: Postpone doing your laundry until the evening, and wash clothes in cold water Run your dishwasher in the evening Schedule heating and cooling to run during off-peak times Use energy-efficient appliances Use LED bulbs Charge your electric vehicle overnight BENEFITS: SAVE MONEY Lower rates during off-peak hours mean lower bills. ECO-FRIENDLY Reduce your strain on the grid and help the environment. SMART Use energy when it's most cost-effective.

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Join the SEI REMC Co-op Kids Club! The SEI REMC Co-op Kids Club helps young members learn about electricity, fiber, safety, energy, and the cooperative difference through fun, hands-on activities designed just for kids. FREE Quarterly Kids Club KitS Families who join the Co-op Kids Club will receive a FREE Kids Club Kit mailed directly to their home each quarter. Every kit includes kid-friendly activities, seasonal surprises, educational resources, and more—all designed to help children stay connected with their local cooperative. While we've transitioned away from in-person meetings, we're excited to offer even more opportunities for kids to learn and engage from home. Our goal is to provide fun, meaningful experiences that families can enjoy together throughout the year. Membership is FREE and open to kids in grades 1 - 6! Complete the form below to sign up and start receiving your quarterly Kids Club Kits. Co-op Kids Registration Form Child's first name* Child's last name* Child's grade* Parent/Guardian name* Email* Multi-line address Country/Region* Address* City* Zip / Postal code* Submit Registration

Southeastern Indiana REMC helps members explore wind turbines, renewable energy generation, interconnection requirements, and resources for safe, efficient energy use. Wind Turbines Determine how much electricity you use and what it costs, annually and by the kilowatt - hour . Then, find ways to make your home more efficient and reduce your energy use. Start by calculating your average electricity bill. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) provides some rules of thumb in its Small Wind Electric Systems: A U.S. Consumer’s Guide http://energy.gov/eere/office-energy-efficiency-renewable-energy(link is external) Then, conduct an energy audit of your home to identify ways of using energy more efficiently and ways of reducing energy use. United Cooperative Services offers free energy audits to its members. Implementing energy efficiency opportunities will almost always offer a quicker return on your investment and additionally may enhance the viability of a wind turbine project through a lower capital expense associated with a smaller turbine that will satisfy the new lower energy load. This could lower your electricity bill significantly. Determine your site suitability and wind resource. Most experts recommend that you have at least one acre of land if you are considering the installation of a small wind system. Smaller parcels may be suitable if adequate tower setbacks can be achieved. Examine your site for potential turbulence. When wind flows around buildings, trees, and other structures in the landscape, it slows down or becomes turbulent. A wind turbine should be placed in a location where turbulence is minimized. It also should be placed upwind of buildings and trees. In addition, you should determine the “roughness”—the terrain and density of vegetation on the landscape—within a radius equal to 20 times the tower height, in the prevailing wind direction. Determine estimated installed cost of system and calculate return on investment. A rule of thumb for estimating the cost of a small wind system is $4–$10 per installed watt. The total installed cost is the cost of the wind generator and tower plus the cost of permitting, installation, and interconnection to the grid. The payback for a small wind system is the amount of time it takes for the system to pay for itself in energy savings. Graph reflects KWH produced* 132 (cost per kwh)

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