Your application has been submitted, to finalize your application please follow the link on the application confirmation email, review the submitted details, and complete the signature fields. See below for additional services, programs, and resources. Questions? Contact HEA Member Services in Homer at 907-235-8551 or Kenai at 907-283-5831.
Line of Credit Program
Low interest loans available to purchase electrical appliances for home infrastructure, plumbing supplies, yard lights, and renewable items. Learn more here.
Line Extension Loans
New construction loans to build electrical lines to your property. To request a preliminary cost estimate for a line extension, complete the form linked here.
Outdoor Lighting
Security lighting available in 45LED, 93LED, 160LED watt lamps.
Line Locates
Convenient, toll free number to request locates of buried utility lines before you dig (call 811).
Meter Loops
200-amp meter loops are available for purchase or financing.
Energy Tellers
Available for loan to members to monitor kWh usage of their appliances.
Self-Read Meter Hot Line
Handy number for those members who reside in remote areas and read their own meter. You may also use this hot line to inquire about your account balance.
Easy Pay Online
View and pay your bill online with a debit/credit card or an e-check. We accept Visa, American Express, and Master Card. Click here to learn more.
Credit Card or Bank Draft Services
Automatic drafting from designated bank account or credit card. We accept Visa, American Express, and Master Card.
Landlord Accounts
Guaranteed continued electric service on a rental property should your tenant request a service disconnect.
Third Party Notification (Optional)
Just complete the “3rd Party Notification” section on the front of the application and we will mail a copy of the delinquent notice to the specified address.
Med-Alert Program
1. The Med-Alert Program will provide HEA members enrolled in the program reasonable prior notice of planned power interruptions due to scheduled service maintenance allowing members time to secure back-up power for their medical equipment or to make alternate arrangements.
2. The Med-Alert Program will not provide HEA members enrolled in the program prior notification for power interruptions or failures due to natural causes or unforeseen system problems. In these situations, it is the member’s responsibility to have a power back-up system for their medical equipment as well as an action plan for alternate arrangements or for proceeding to the nearest medical facility.
3. Members enrolled in the Med-Alert Program are not exempt from service disconnection if regularly scheduled payments are not made, payment arrangements are broken, or failing to revalidate participation in the program.
2. The Med-Alert Program will not provide HEA members enrolled in the program prior notification for power interruptions or failures due to natural causes or unforeseen system problems. In these situations, it is the member’s responsibility to have a power back-up system for their medical equipment as well as an action plan for alternate arrangements or for proceeding to the nearest medical facility.
3. Members enrolled in the Med-Alert Program are not exempt from service disconnection if regularly scheduled payments are not made, payment arrangements are broken, or failing to revalidate participation in the program.