Take Action. Go Paperless.

Fact: If all National Grid customers did their billing online, the annual CO2 savings would be the equivalent of planting over 26,000 trees. That's over 90 acres!

Want an easy way to take action? Sign up for National Grid's paperless billing and e-pay programs.

Go paperless and you can:

Save time — online bill payment is an easy way to save time each month
Save a tree — every piece of paper saved helps to save a tree
Save headaches — never forget to pay your bill again, with automatic reminder emails from National Grid

To sign up, select your energy service and region below.

Electricity

   Massachusetts
   Nantucket
   New Hampshire
   New York
   Rhode Island

Natural Gas

   Massachusetts
   New Hampshire
   New York

   Rhode Island

E-pay

With E-Pay, you’ll no longer have to worry about writing checks, buying stamps or rushing to the mailbox. We offer several online payment options. Below are our two most popular services. They’re both free and secure. So go ahead and choose the one that you like best.

DirectPay: DirectPay is the easiest way to pay your National Grid bill. Once you sign up for this free service, you’ll never have to worry about a late payment again. With DirectPay, your bank will automatically pay the total amount due. You’ll still receive a monthly bill and have plenty of time to review it before each payment is made.

One Time Payment: Pay your bill with your checking or savings account anywhere you have Internet access. It’s easy and only takes a few minutes.

Other e-payment options may be available in your region.

Paperless Billing

Online Billing offers you the convenience of easily accessing your bills online. It’s free, secure and helps reduce the paper clutter that seems to inundate all of us. At the same time, you’ll be helping the environment by saving trees and making the air we breathe cleaner and healthier.

Here’s how it works:

We’ll send you an e-mail when your bill is ready to be viewed online.

You’ll no longer receive a bill in the U.S. mail.

You’ll have access to both your current and your previous bills.

You’ll have the flexibility to view, print or save your bills.