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UDWI REMC Announces a Rise in Rates for 2026
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Not-for-profit cooperatives like UDWI operate differently than large investor-owned utilities. One key difference is that we don’t generate our own electricity. Instead, we purchase power at wholesale rates from a supplier — UDWI receives its electricity from Hoosier Energy. Learn more about our co-op at udwiremc.com
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Happy Valentine’s Day from UDWI REMC!
This Valentine’s Day, we’re feeling the love for our members and the communities we’re proud to serve. Thank you for trusting us to power your homes, businesses, and the moments that matter most.
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Simplify your month with AutoPay! With UDWI REMC AutoPay, you don’t have to worry about missing a payment—no deadlines to track, no extra steps to remember. It’s safe, convenient, and one less task on your list. Sign up through your SmartHub account or visit secure.udwiremc.com/onlineportal to get started.
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Operation RoundUp gives UDWI REMC members the opportunity to round up their electric bill to the nearest whole dollar. All individual contributions are pooled together to support the Community Fund, a suborganization of UDWI REMC that supports nonprofits in our local communities. The Community Fund is powered entirely by these voluntary member donations, and we thank each of you that donate for making a difference!If you are — or know of — a nonprofit organization within our service territory, we encourage you to apply for funding! www.udwiremc.com/community-fund-form/
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Winter weather in Indiana can change quickly — make sure you’re prepared before the next cold snap hits. At UDWI REMC, your safety is important to us. Winter storms can sometimes cause outages, so having supplies ready helps keep your family safe and comfortable until power is restored.
If you experience an outage, report it right away and follow updates through our website and social media channels.
Stay warm. Stay prepared. Stay safe.
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Did you know that over half of our costs go towards purchasing our power? This means that any increase in the cost to generate and transmit that power can greatly affect our costs as well— and it is one of the main reasons for our upcoming 2% rate increase in 2026, along with the 1% rate increase in 2027 and 2028 (4% increase over 3 years).
Rate increases will go into effect on April 1, and you will see it reflected on your May bill statement (around a $3 rise for every 1000 kWh of electricity used).
If you have questions, please contact us to learn more about your individual bill. You can also learn more about what resources are available to you, including payment options and prepaid metering.
Payment options: www.udwiremc.com/my-account/payment-options/
Prepaid metering: www.udwiremc.com/my-services/your-services/prepaid-metering/
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