We stop disconnecting residential customers during the disconnection moratorium, Nov. 1 through April 15. Any customers who qualify for energy assistance are urged to apply now as assistance is available. Call 800-842-4565 to make a down payment and payment arrangements to avoid disconnection or to get service reconnected.
Get help
We Energies
- Phone – Call 800-842-4565. Our automated system offers flexible arrangements anytime without waiting. Our representatives can help on weekdays, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Online – Visit our website. Wisconsin residents who can pay their current bill now and remaining balance within three months can use our Personal Payment Plan.
- Programs – Ask about our Early Identification and Low Income Pilot programs for Wisconsin customers who may qualify if they receive energy assistance.
- Money-saving tips – Call 800-242-9137 for a money-saving kit and information. Visit our website for money-saving tips.
Energy assistance
Wisconsin – 866-432-8947
Michigan – 855-275-6424
Winter billing and payment myths and facts
Myth: If service is
disconnected, We Energies will reconnect it when the winter moratorium
begins.
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Fact: We require an appropriate down payment and a
payment arrangement for the remaining balance to reconnect service.
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Myth: Customers
don’t have to pay for energy used during the winter months.
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Fact: We charge for energy use every month, including
winter months. Avoid additional charges (late fees and/or reconnect fees) by
paying on time every month.
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Myth: Late or
missed payments are not reported to credit bureaus during winter months.
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Fact: We report to the credit bureaus throughout the
year. We report positively when payments are made on time and negatively when
they are not.
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Myth: No additional
fees are charged for bills not paid during the winter.
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Fact: We may add the
following charges in addition to regular usage if payments are not made in
winter:
· Late fees.
· Disconnection and
reconnection fees.
· Deposit,
which can be four times the largest winter bill.
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