Can i store money in my power grid account

How do I pay my national grid Bill?

National Grid provides a self-addressed envelope with each month's bill. To pay your bill by mail, simply mail your check or money order, along with the paper bill stub, to the address on your envelope. If paying by check, make sure to write your account number on the back, and make the check out to "Electricity and Gas payments".

Is my national grid account number confidential?

Your National Grid account number is confidential and should never be shared with strangers—even if they say they’re National Grid employees. Unethical companies have been known to scam customers into giving up their National Grid account information.

Can a scammer use my national grid account information?

Scammers can use your account information to enroll you into services you don’t want—and don't want to pay for. Real National Grid employees will always wear National Grid badges and carry photo IDs when making in-person visits, and National Grid representatives will always know your account number—you never have to provide it.

Do I need Two logins for my gas and electric service accounts?

Massachusetts customers no longer need two separate logins for their gas and electric service accounts. You can now manage both types of accounts under one login profile. Simply login here and click Link New Account to add all the service accounts you like to access and manage in the same login profile.

How long does it take to pay a national grid Bill?

Note that payments in person may take up to three days for processing, and that additional service charges may apply. National Grid recommends that you pay online for the quickest service. National Grid provides a self-addressed envelope with each month's bill.

Can a national grid account remain active if a person dies?

We would like to guide and assist you in taking the necessary action (s), as National Grid cannot legally allow an account to remain active in the name of someone who has passed on. How to make changes to a deceased person’s account