Apply for electric service at one of our eight regional offices or online here, and follow the instructions to provide the necessary identification documents. As a DREMC member, once your electric account is set up, you can log in and access your account, make payments, and submit outage reports via our website.
Find out how we can manage your account for you using practical options like Budget Billing, PowerUp Prepay, and more!
During regular business hours, call your local DREMC office if you need help with your account.
Being a member of DREMC means that you play a significant role in the organization. We are committed to serving the members of the cooperative.
To make a payment, you may use this official links below:
Customer Portal
https://billing.dremc.com/onlineportal/
Use Quick Pay Check out all the new features of the online portal! required identification and your current DREMC bill, including the account number.
Billing & Payment Options
https://www.dremc.com/my-account/bill-pay-options/
Call any DREMC office and use the interactive voice response system to pay bills using a debit/credit card or check. No extra fees apply. Electronic Check.
To sign in, please use a 10-digit password. This may require you to reset your current password, or you may use the one you’ve already created for DREMC’s mobile app. The 10-digit password requirement will make the process more convenient for members using both the online portal and DREMC’s mobile app.
The Project HELP program of Duck River Electric is an emergency residential energy assistance program that is managed by neighborhood nonprofits in the seven counties it serves and is funded by the kind donations of DREMC members and staff.
To apply for electric bill assistance through Project HELP, visit the charity organization in the county where you live. Complete the application process and provide any required identification and your current DREMC bill, including the account number.
Direct Project HELP funding is sent to DREMC to cover a portion of the eligible applicant’s bill. Any balance remaining is the member’s responsibility.
In order to help those who are struggling financially and are unable to pay their electricity bills, Project HELP accepts both regular and one-time donations.
JOIN US IN DONATING TO PROJECT HELP HERE!
A group of civic-minded individuals democratically established the electric cooperative Duck River Electric Membership Corporation in 1936 with the aim of bringing central station electricity to rural areas that were previously unserviced. Investor-owned utilities believed that bringing electricity to rural areas would not be profitable due to the sparse population density. However, this was the goal of electric cooperatives like DREMC, and because of their support, electrification started in the 1930s and 1940s. DREMC is still owned by its members today as it was back then. Additionally, DREMC now ranks as the fourth-largest electric cooperative in Tennessee by membership due to the rapid growth of the southern Middle Tennessee region it serves over the years.
DREMC provides its members with safe, dependable electric service at the most affordable price. Additionally, being a member of DREMC entitles you to ownership in the cooperative and voting rights regarding its goals. Serving our members, the people who call Middle Tennessee home, is an honor for us.
| Account | Name | Status | Service Address | Due Date | Balance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tiger Nixon | System Architect | Edinburgh | 61 | 2011/04/25 | $320,800 |
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