Wake Electric operates a sustainable electric system. Sustainable means delivering affordable, increasingly clean electricity over a grid that is more efficient, resilient and capable of supporting new …

Do You Need to Stop or Change Electric Service? 1. By going on-line. Click here to register for an on-line account and to view our on-line options. 2. Call 1-800-474-6300 on Monday through Friday from …

Whether you want to pay your bill, monitor your energy use, report outages, or manage your account details, SmartHub makes it simple, secure, and convenient — anytime, anywhere, on your computer …

Wake Electric is committed to giving our members several options to pay bills in order to make it as convenient as possible. Check out the different payment options listed below to find one that’s right …

To report an outage, call 855.280.1147. Our Customer Service location is: 100 S. Franklin Street Wake Forest, NC 27587 Office hours: Monday–Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Telephone hours: …

Providing reliable power to our members is a top priority for Wake Electric. Sometimes, however, circumstances beyond our control lead to power outages. To help our members track and monitor …

If you see a downed line, you should assume it is energized and stay away from it – then call Wake Electric to report it. Keep away from flooded areas as the water could be hiding an energized line.

Residential Our base rate is 12 cents per kWh. This rate is available in all of Wake EMC’s territory for residential use only, or for uses incidental thereto, to be supplied through one meter to each …

About Your Bill Each month Wake Electric will send you a bill. Your billing date should vary no more than a few days during a month to allow for holidays and weekends. Should you not receive your bill near …

Wake Electric will purchase solar power RECs on members’ behalf Wake Electric’s Renewable Energy Program (for those interested in adding solar, wind power, and other forms of distributed generation)