Solar panels
Novem­ber 2024

Our util­i­ty-scale Coop­er­a­tive Solar farms – locat­ed in sev­en Geor­gia coun­ties, with mil­lions of solar pan­els and thou­sands of acres – give Coastal Electric’s res­i­den­tial mem­bers access to sus­tain­able, main­te­nance-free solar ener­gy with­out the has­sles and costs asso­ci­at­ed with installing pan­els on their homes

November 2024

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Explore Our New Member Portal & Mobile App!

We’ve got a brand new sys­tem to man­age your account online. Now is the time to regis­ter your new account, set up sched­uled pay­ments and pre­pay­ments, and learn how to quick­ly pay your bill, mon­i­tor usage, view and report out­ages, and much more – 24/7, from any device. Read on to learn all about the new sys­tem and get step-by-step instruc­tions on account set­up and ben­e­fits.

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You can make pay­ments with­out log­ging into our por­tal. With just your account num­ber and last name or busi­ness name, make a speedy pay­ment with Quick­Pay.

A person in a blue shirt holds a large check from Coastal Electric Cooperative for over $2.6 million, dated December 2024.

Over $2.6 million on the way to Coastal Electric Cooperative members

Those who paid elec­tric bills to Coastal Elec­tric Coop­er­a­tive any time from 2008–2009 can expect mon­ey back from the co-op by the end of Decem­ber. In total, Coastal Elec­tric will retire over $2.6 mil­lion in cap­i­tal cred­its to around 11,000 mem­bers who received ser­vice dur­ing those years.

Easy Payment Options

In order to pro­vide you with the very best ser­vice, Coastal Elec­tric offers our mem­bers a num­ber of pay­ment options, as well as a vari­ety of pro­grams that will help you save mon­ey and bet­ter under­stand and man­age your account.

Save Money & Energy

Every­thing you do – from flip­ping a switch to upgrad­ing your light­ing – can add up to big sav­ings for you and your neigh­bors. Get the most for your dol­lar with­out sac­ri­fic­ing com­fort or con­ve­nience.

Recent News

Gaskin named to Coastal Electric Cooperative Board

The Coastal Elec­tric Coop­er­a­tive Board of Direc­tors has select­ed Chuck Gaskin of Townsend to serve as a direc­tor, replac­ing William L. “Bil­ly” Bland, who retired… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > Gaskin named to Coastal Elec­tric Coop­er­a­tive Board

Coastal Electric Cooperative Responds to COVID-19

At this time, we are sus­pend­ing dis­con­nec­tions of ser­vice for non­pay­ment. We’ll con­tin­ue to mon­i­tor the sit­u­a­tion relat­ed to the spread of COVID-19. Please under­stand… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > Coastal Elec­tric Coop­er­a­tive Responds to COVID-19

Notice of unclaimed funds. Coastal Electric may have a refund for you!

TO CURRENT AND PAST MEMBERS OF COASTAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE In com­pli­ance with O.C.G.A. § 44–12–236, The Dis­po­si­tion of Unclaimed Prop­er­ty Act, Coastal Elec­tric Coop­er­a­tive, is… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > Notice of unclaimed funds. Coastal Elec­tric may have a refund for you!

Holly Fields of Midway appointed to Coastal Electric Cooperative Board of Directors

Hol­ly Fields of Mid­way has been select­ed by the Coastal Elec­tric Coop­er­a­tive board of direc­tors to fill the unex­pired term of for­mer Lib­er­ty Coun­ty board… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > Hol­ly Fields of Mid­way appoint­ed to Coastal Elec­tric Coop­er­a­tive Board of Direc­tors

Local students build, test-drive electric vehicles donated by Coastal Electric Cooperative Foundation

The wheels were turn­ing on Sat­ur­day – lit­er­al­ly – as stu­dents from First Pres­by­ter­ian Chris­t­ian Acad­e­my and Rich­mond Hill High School show­cased the work­ing elec­tric… Con­tin­ue Read­ing > Local stu­dents build, test-dri­ve elec­tric vehi­cles donat­ed by Coastal Elec­tric Coop­er­a­tive Foun­da­tion

Career Day at Lyman Hall Elementary School

Lyman Hall Ele­men­tary stu­dents sit intrigued as Safe­ty Coor­di­na­tor James Thomas demon­strates why it’s impor­tant to stay away from pow­er lines. Con­tin­ue Read­ing > Career Day at Lyman Hall Ele­men­tary School