Payment Options

Online & Phone

Banking

Using telephone or internet banking services is another easy and convenient way to pay your power bill. Most financial institutions in Canada offer telephone and internet banking. Visit your bank and speak with your teller to set up Blue Mountain Power Co-op as a payee. Be sure to have your Blue Mountain account number with you when you go in. Or, follow the instructions below to set up Blue Mountain as a payee using online banking.

How to Set Up a Payee Using Online Banking

1. Sign in to your online banking, find the option to Add a Payee
2. Search for BLUE MOUNTAIN POWER CO-OP and select it
3. Add your Blue Mountain Power Co-op account number, which can be found on the top right of your power bill

Tips for Adding Your Account Number:

• Only add the numbers: Do not use any decimals or spaces that may be included as part of your account number
• Add zeros to the front if needed: Some banks require an 8 to 10 digit account number. If your account number is less, add zeros to the front of the number until you reach the required number of digits
4. Once you have successfully added your account number, continue through your bank's payee setup process until complete
5. Please allow enough time for payments to reach our office by the statement due date
6. Payments will be applied on the date our office receives it

Mail In

Payments

Is mailing in your payment the best option for you? Don’t forget to include your Bill Slip, which can be found on the bottom of your power bill, to ensure that your payment is processed swiftly and accurately.

How to Mail In Payment

1. Send cheques or money orders to our PO Box
   

   Blue Mountain Power Coop

   4920 – 43 Street, PO Box 1538
   Rocky Mountain House, Alberta
   T4T 1B2 Canada
2. Make cheques payable to Blue Mountain Power and include your account number
3. Always include the Payment Slip in your envelope, which can be found at the bottom of your power bill

Drop Off

Payments

Sometimes it’s nice to get out of the house. Come in during regular business hours, Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. If you stop by after hours and the office is closed, you can still drop off your payment using the payment drop box on the north side of the front door.

During Office Hours

• During office hours, we are happy to process your payment by card, cash, or cheque
• Pay your bill in person at Blue Mountain Power Co-op’s office
  

  Blue Mountain Power Coop

  4920 – 43 Street, PO Box 1538
  Rocky Mountain House, Alberta
  T4T 1B2 Canada
• We can also accept credit card payments over the phone

Outside of Office Hours

• Place your payment (cheque, money order, or cash) in an envelope with your name on it
• Always include the Bill Slip, which can be found at the bottom of your power bill, in your envelope
• A drop box is located on the north side of our office building near the main doors