Paperless billing, also known as electronic billing or e-billing, is a billing method offered by OPPD (Omaha Public Power District). OPPD Paperless Billing allows customers to receive and manage their utility bills online, rather than receiving paper bills in the mail.
If you’ve ever misplaced your bill, it’s time to sign up for Paperless Billing. Each month, we’ll send you an email notification with the bill amount and due date.
OPPD Paperless Billing Terms & Conditions
Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) offers paperless billing for its customers. By enrolling in the paperless billing alternative, you need to agree to certain terms. Upon enrollment in paperless billing, your bills from OPPD will be presented to you via email in a digital format.
Omaha Public Power District (OPPD) will use reasonable efforts to present your paperless bills promptly and send email notifications to the primary email address listed on your account.
It is your sole responsibility to ensure this information is accurate. In the event you do not receive a notification or need to update your contact information, it is your responsibility to update your contact information on the portal, or by calling 402-536-4131.
It is your sole responsibility to pay your OPPD bill on time to avoid late fees, collection activity, or disconnection of service. OPPD reserves the right to cancel the paperless billing service at any time by email notification to you.
How OPPD Paperless Billing Works
1: Enrollment: Customers who wish to enroll in paperless billing must first sign up for the service through OPPD’s website or customer portal. This typically involves creating an online account or logging in to an existing account.
2: Email Notification: Once enrolled, customers will receive email notifications when their bills are ready for viewing. These notifications include a summary of the bill amount and a link to access the full bill online.
3: Online Access: Customers can log in to their OPPD online account to view and manage their bills. The bill is typically available in a digital format, such as a PDF, which can be viewed, downloaded, or printed if needed.
4: Payment Options: Paperless billing usually offers multiple payment options, allowing customers to pay their bills online using electronic methods such as credit/debit cards, electronic funds transfer (EFT), or online banking.
5: Account Management: In addition to viewing and paying bills, customers can also use the online account portal to manage their account settings, update contact information, enroll in autopay, and access billing history.
Getting Started with OPPD Paperless Billing
To get started with paperless billing through OPPD, follow these steps:
Step 1: Create an Online Account: If you haven’t already done so, visit the OPPD Myaccount Login portal and create an online account. You’ll typically need to provide some personal information, such as your name, address, email address, and account number.
Step 2: Log In to Your Account: Once your online account is set up, log in to MyAccount using your login name and password. If you cannot remember your login credentials, use the Forgot Login name/Forgot Password link to retrieve them.
Step 3: Enroll in Paperless Billing: Copy https://solutions.oppd.com/switch-to-paperless-billing to your browser to enroll in paperless billing.
Step 4: Provide basic information: Please fill out the form and submit it, then we’ll take care of the rest.
- Account Holder’s First Name
- Account Holder’s Last Name
- Last 4 SSN/EIN/Other Identification
- Service Address
- City
- Zip
- Phone. etc.
Step 5: Provide Consent: Review the terms and conditions of paperless billing and provide your consent to receive electronic bills instead of paper bills. You may need to confirm your email address and agree to receive email notifications for bill alerts.
Step 6: Verify Enrollment: After enrolling in paperless billing, verify that your enrollment was successful. You should receive a confirmation message or email confirming your enrollment in the paperless billing program.
By enrolling in paperless billing, customers can enjoy the convenience of receiving and managing their utility bills online, while also reducing paper waste and contributing to environmental sustainability.
You may opt out of paperless billing by emailing customerservice@oppd.com, or by calling 402-536-4131.
Download OPPDconnect App For Android and iOS
Welcome to OPPDconnect, your mobile connection with Omaha Public Power District. OPPDconnect features include:
- Pay bill link
- Report home and streetlight outages and view the outage map
- View energy-efficiency tips and videos
- Access residential products and services information
- Contact OPPD by phone or find an office location on a map
- View OPPDCares tweets
- View open Job Postings
- OPPD Listens link
By downloading and using OPPDconnect, customers can conveniently access their OPPD account information, manage their energy usage, stay informed about outages, and take advantage of energy-saving opportunities—all from their mobile devices.