Credit card payments can still be made by using the Automatic Member Service Line, (1-866-999-4574), via SmartHub Web, or by downloading the SmartHub app.
Choptank Electric Cooperative SmartHub
https://choptankelectric.smarthub.coop/
Credit card payments can still be made by using the Automatic Member Service Line, (1-866-999-4574), via SmartHub Web, or by downloading the SmartHub app.
Choptank Electric Member Guide
The Member Guide explains all of Choptank Electrics policies, procedures, and guidelines to our members. Its all here!
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Choptank Electric offers a variety of programs and benefits for members looking to make their home more energy efficient.
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How much does Choptank Electric Cooperative cost?
Choose one of the links above to learn more. Effective with December 1, 2023 billings, Choptank Electric Cooperative’s residential price to compare for energy supply is $0.09098/kWh. Looking to save on your bill?
What is Choptank Electric?
Choptank Electric, a Touchstone Energy Cooperative, is a not-for-profit, member-owned, electric distribution Co-op serving approximately 55,000 residential, commercial, and industrial metered accounts in all nine counties on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Why is Choptank Electric Cooperative launching a smarthub app?
SmartHub has allowed Choptank Electric Cooperative to provide extended functionality that has helped reduce phone calls and increase efficiency.”, said Tim McGaha, Vice President of Technical Services. This fall, SmartHub users will notice their mobile app will have a fresh, new look.
What happened to Choptank Electric?
The sale fell through in 2007 after Old Dominion Electric Cooperative backed out of the deal because it felt the town’s power plant did not meet the environmental standard for a residential area; Choptank Electric Cooperative soon backed out too. ^ Choptank Electric (2009).
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