The Manx Electricity Authority says you can now save paper by receiving your bill electronically.
The authority says e-billing will mean customers get a faster, more efficient and convenient way to check their electricity bills.
The MEA joins the likes of Manx Telecom in offering the service.
You can find out more on the MEA’s website gov.im/mea or email ebill@mea.gov.im
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