Each month, SCE&G bills you for your energy service – electricity and/or natural gas. Find out about the various components of your bill by clicking on the sample bill below. The bill is for illustration, only. Rates and calculations are subject to change. View current SCE&G rates. If you've registered for an online account, sign in to view your current bill. Haven't registered for online account access? Sign up now.

Your Payment Stub is located at the top of your statement. Amount Due/Draft Amount On If you're participating in our Electronic Banking Service, you'll see the total amount scheduled to be drafted from your account and the date. Otherwise, this will display your amount due. If you're on our Easy Payment Plan (EPP) this amount due is your EPP amount. Below it you will see the total current account balance. This will help you keep up with the difference between your EPP payment and how much energy you're actually using. This section also includes account number and your total amount due. Make sure you fill in the amount you're enclosing, and include your account number on your check or money order if that's how you'll be paying. Please be sure to return the payment stub with your payment. Top of page Next you'll see: Your account number and personal online activation code, which allows you to view and pay your bill online. Your name and service address. Top of page On the left side of your statement you'll see information on your electric and/or gas meter reading and usage. This section shows how your current bill compares to your bill from the same month last year. It also tells you when we read your meter and when we will read it again. If you want to compare month to month usage trends on your own, sign in at the top of this page and access our Energy Analyzer. Top of page This section shows your charges, if any, for electricity. It includes your rate plan and the type of service you have – residential or commercial. You'll see the billing period and your meter reading. See information about how to read your meter. Other charges appear below. The amount shown for 'Total Electric Charges' is not the total amount due. Estimate your next electric bill. Top of page This section shows your charges, if any, for natural gas. It includes your rate plan and the type of service you have – residential or commercial. You'll see the billing period and your meter reading. See information about how to read your meter. The amount shown for your Total Gas Charges is not the total amount due. Learn more about what affects the cost of gas on your bill. Estimate your next natural gas bill. Top of page This section shows detailed information about any unregulated charges or rebates. For instance, if you financed any appliances such as a heat pump or water heater through SCE&G, the charges appear here. Top of page Other Unregulated Charges (e.g. installment charges/rebates, miscellaneous charges/credits, Project Share donation) These charges can also include fees for other services you may receive from us such as ServiceCare, or any late fees that may apply. And if you donate to Project Share, you'll see that amount here as well. Top of page This section summarizes all your charges, as well as any balance brought forward. The Total Amount Due appears on the bottom line. If you're an Easy Payment Plan(EPP) customer, this amount will reflect your EPP amount plus any miscellaneous unregulated charges from your bill. Top of page If you participate in our Easy Payment Plan, the amount you pay will appear in this section. We also include the amount of the actual electric and gas charges for comparison. With the Easy Payment Plan (EPP) it's easy to budget for your energy bills because you pay the same amount every month. Here's how it works. We estimate your energy costs for the next 12 months, based on your past usage, and spread that amount into 12 equal payments. That monthly amount is your EPP payment. For the next 12 months, each monthly bill will show your actual usage, your total amount due based on usage, and your special EPP amount. You simply pay the EPP amount. After 12 months, we'll recalculate your bill based on your actual usage. If the total amount you paid during the 12-month period is less than your actual billing amount, you can either pay the difference in full or have the difference added to your recalculated EPP for the next 12 months. If the total amount you paid is more than your actual billing amount (we owe you), then we'll apply the overage to your recalculated EPP for the next 12 months. Usually, your monthly EPP will not change during the year but we do monitor EPP accounts to prevent large billing balances from accruing. For example, your EPP amount may need to be adjusted if your billing rate changes, you add or eliminate equipment resulting in dramatic increases or reductions in your electricity or natural gas usage, or your usage changes significantly due to weather abnormalities. Start making budgeting for your energy bills easier. Top of page Next is the section entitled Special Messages where you'll find important information about your account and rate plan, as well as special offers and other promotions. You'll also find useful information in this section such as how to view your past bills and usage history online and payment options. Top of page