Bill Payment Options

What is easiest for you when it comes to paying your bills? From signing up for a Recurring Payment Plan, to simply mailing a cheque to the address that appears on the back of the first page of your bill, we have payment options that suit your needs and lifestyle.

Pay Online

Pay your bill anytime from the comfort of your own home with your Online Account Manager. Payments post immediately to your Direct Energy account. Pay My Bill Online

Pay by epost™

We've teamed up with epost™ from Canada Post to receive your bills in one place, safe and securely, all online! Please visit epost to sign up and/or add Direct Energy as a mailer. Terms and Conditions.

Pay by Mail

Please send cheque or money order payments to:
Direct Energy
P.O. Box 1515, Station M
Calgary, AB T2P 4K2

Budget Payment Plan

We make an estimate on what your monthly payments will be depending on a few factors, like home size and past energy usage. Learn more about Budget Payment Plan

Multiple Sites Payment Allocation Form

Need to make a payment for more than one account? Download and fill out this form to pay for multiple accounts with one cheque. Remember to send to the address on the back of the first page of your bill.

With Our Recurring Payment Plan

Save time and forget about late payment worries by signing up for our Recurring Payment Plan.

With this free service, your Direct Energy energy bill will be deducted electronically from your bank account each month. You'll save on postage and cheque-writing costs, plus your payments will always be on time — even when you're away from home.

To join the Recurring Payment Plan, all that's required is to:

  1. Print the application form (PDF: 140k).
  2. Read the Terms and Conditions.
  3. Complete and sign the form.
  4. Send the form and a blank personalized cheque to us using one of these methods:

How does it work?

  • Once enrolled, you will continue to receive a statement each month.
  • Your statement will show the amount and date your payment will be deducted from your bank account.
  • A message will appear on your statement each month to keep you informed of your transactions.

When is the payment withdrawn from my account?

  • Watch for a message on your bill to indicate you are on the plan.
  • The date and withdrawal amount will be shown on your bill.
  • Your payment will be withdrawn the morning of your billing due date.

Note: To avoid a charge for insufficient funds (NSF), sufficient funds or bank approved overdraft protection must be available when payment is due.

What if your bank account changes?

Simply advise us in writing and include your new personalized cheque marked VOID. We'll do the rest.

Government of Alberta Assistance Programs

We understand these are challenging economic times for many Albertans. Financial assistance may be available for consumers experiencing financial difficulty in paying their utility invoices. Click here for a list of agencies who can help.

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