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How to Save Money on Louisiana Utilities

How to Save Money on  Louisiana Utilities

Are you paying too much for your Louisiana utilities? We’ve found some great ways that you can save money and get free stuff from your utility company.

We research little-known benefits and programs that can help reduce your Louisiana utilities bills. This all started when our power bill was over $3,000 and we needed help right away! After we found help for ourselves, we realized that there are little-known programs all over the country that can help customers save money and get free stuff from their utility companies.

Of course, the exact perks that you may qualify for will depend on which provider you’re using. Browse the list below to find out how you can save on your Louisiana utilities!

Save Money on Louisiana Utilities with these providers!

If you don’t find your provider in the list below, be sure to leave us a comment and let us know so that we can add your provider to our research list. We’re always happy to help, and our research team gives priority to power companies requested by someone in our audience.

Central Louisiana Electric Company (CLECO)

CLECO customers can get bill payment assistance and can even use some of these tips to avoid shut-off. Learn about these programs and more by clicking the link above!

CenterPoint Energy

Centerpoint Energy helps more than 5 million customers in 13 different states. They have complimentary home efficiency products and special state-specific programs to help you stay on top of your bill. Click the link above to find out what they have to offer.

DEMCO

DEMCO customers can get help, too! We’ve found the programs they offer and a handful of agencies that can help you pay your DEMCO bills when you’re struggling. You can find all that information by clicking the DEMCO link above!

Entergy Corp

You might be able to get help with your Entergy Corp bill using their programs or a variety of community action agencies. We’ve found a lot of resources for Entergy Corp customers, go ahead and click the link above to see the full list.

Lafayette Utility System (LUS)

Are you an LUS customer? If so, you might be able to qualify for help for your electric bill! There are many options available that might make it easier for you to pay your bill. To see everything we’ve found for Lafayette Utility Systems customers, check out the article linked above.

Southwest Louisiana Electric Membership Corporation (SLEMCO)

If your SLEMCO bill is killing your budget, you have options! We’ve actually found a lot of ways that SLEMCO customers can save money on their Louisiana utilities. You just need to click our SLEMCO link above to find out what they have to offer!

Southwestern Electric Power (SWEPCO)

Is your SWEPCO bill a budget buster? Are you facing shut-off? Help could be right around the corner! Click the link above to find out how you can save money on your Louisiana utilities through SWEPCO.

Save even more in Louisiana! 

Nicole is the founder and lead researcher of Low Income Relief. After a personal experience with poverty and homelessness following her husband's sudden medical discharge from the U.S. Army, Nicole discovered the life-changing impact of community resources. This experience ignited her passion for empowering others to navigate similar crises. Nicole launched her writing career at age 16, working for various newspapers and publications. Her commitment to in-depth research and accessible content has been recognized by Google for Publishers and other industry leaders. For over 20 years, she has applied her investigative skills to uncover the most helpful, up-to-date information on benefits programs and community resources, ensuring Low Income Relief maintains the most extensive resource databases available.

Casey

Friday 12th of May 2023

Can you please add nelpco to the list as well? Northeast Louisiana power co-op.

Catherine Marucci

Saturday 13th of May 2023

Hi Casey. With smaller utility companies, it may be worth calling them and asking if there are any energy assistance programs that they work with.

Catherine Marucci

Thursday 9th of March 2023

Hi Debbie. If the above options are not helpful, call 211 and speak to them. They should know of something you will be eligible for.