Save Money on Your Kansas Power Bills!

Stop spending so much on your Kansas power bill! The electric bill can be a budget-buster when you’re surviving on a low income. Fortunately, your power company can usually help. There are several unknown or little-advertised programs that power companies may offer that can help lower the cost of your power bill.

Most power companies offer a budget billing plan, which averages the annual cost of electricity in a home and bills the customer in 12 even installments. This can help low-income customers maintain a budget and avert payment problems, especially during the more expensive winter months.

Just click the link below to find out what discounts, rebates and other money-saving programs are offered by YOUR local utility company!

Black Hills Energy

You can get help with your Black Hills Energy bill through Black Hills Cares and community agencies. We also found ways for you to get help with payment arrangements and extensions to make paying your bill easier. The energy company offers resources to help you evaluate your energy usage and upgrade your home. Check out this article to see everything we found!

Empire District Electric

Empire Electric customers can save so much money on their electric bills! Did you know the company has resources that can help you start saving money? They also have options that could help you if you’re trying to permanently lower your bill. See what we found!

Kansas City Power & Light (KCP&L)

If your KCP&L bill is busting your budget, we found help for you! Kansas City Power & Light offers a variety of resources that might help you pay for your bill including the Dollar Aide Fund and the Economic Relief Pilot Program. You might be able to get help upgrading your home through the company and through the state’s weatherization program. See everything we’ve found right here.

Kansas Gas

You might have protection from shut-off if you have Kansas Gas since the company will not shut-off gas service if its 35 degrees or below. You could get help from Doorstep, Inc. or from Dear Neighbor, Inc. to pay your bill. Kansas Gas even has helpful payment options like levelized billing and rate plans. Check out this article to learn more about getting help with Kansas Gas!

KU and LG&E

Are you a KU or LG&E customer struggling to pay your bill? We found ways for you to get help! There are a variety of programs available to help make paying your bill easier. We found programs like WeCare and community-sponsored programs. Budget billing and specialized rate plans are also available to make paying your bill easier. Go to this article to see everything we found for KU and LG&E.

Westar Energy

You can get help for your Westar Energy bill! Both the Project Deserve and the Good Shepherd Thrift Shop could help you pay for your bill. We also found resources that make it easy for you to upgrade your home while creating energy efficient options in the home. There are a variety of programs available and you can check them all out right here! 

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Nicole Thelin

Nicole leads the Low Income Relief team with over 20 years of professional research and writing experience. Nicole started Low Income Relief after a personal experience with poverty. When her husband was medically discharged from the US Army, their family experienced tremendous financial hardship. Nicole was able to gather help from multiple community agencies and move into a nearby low income housing unit in just two weeks! Since then, Nicole has been dedicated to helping low income families in crisis. She regularly spends hundreds of hours combing through countless resources to make sure that Low Income Relief has the most comprehensive and complete resource directories on the internet today. Prior to starting Low Income Relief, Nicole worked as a novelist, journalist, ghostwriter and content creator. Her work has been featured in various print and online publications, including USA Today, eHow, Livestrong, Legal Beagle, The Daily Herald, The Chronicle and more.