Mailing Address

Don't forget, our mailing address for sending in payments has changed. Mail your bill stub and payment to:

KU/ODP
PO Box 536200
Atlanta, GA 30353-6200

Green Energy:
The power to save. It's in your hands.

KU now offers you an opportunity to contribute to the growth of renewable energy. Add Green Energy payments to your bill, and we will purchase the corresponding "green tags" from renewable energy sources in Kentucky and surrounding states.

By offering you a way to support the operation and development of renewable energy, we are giving you the chance to do your part to help improve the environment. Make the choice to make a difference — for today and tomorrow. The power is in your hands.

Learn more about the Green Energy program

Introducing KU's New BillMail ^®

Now you can securely pay your bill right in the e-mail!

Tired of writing checks, paying for stamps and mailing bills?

We can deliver your next KU or ODP bill via e-mail so that you can both view and pay it securely, all within the e-mail.

Three minutes and three steps is all it takes to Turn Off Your Paper Bill and Start KU BillMail^®!

»  Details

Demand Conservation today!

You can help the environment and save energy, too. Whether you choose our traditional switch program, which pays you to help the environment, or our programmable thermostat option where you have the potential to realize year-round savings, you can "Demand Conservation."

Sign up for our Demand Conservation program today. You can reduce energy demand by signing up for a device that we connect to your central air conditioner, heat pump or electric water heater, or a programmable thermostat.

Demand Conservation helps reduce peak demand, which enables us to use our power plants more efficiently and delay the addition of new ones.

As a bonus with the switch option, we'll credit your utility bill $5 per month (up to $20 annually) for each of the four summer months (June through September) for each central air conditioning unit.

With the programmable thermostat option, you won't be eligible for the $20 annual credit; however, if used properly, the thermostat offers you the ability to reduce your year-round heating and cooling bill by 10% - 20% each year.

Additional bonuses apply for water heaters. These programs are available only in areas where our radio signal is accessible.

»  Demand Conservation - Frequently Asked Questions
»  Details of the Demand Conservation Program

Outdoor Safety Tips

Be careful when using metal extension ladders, because they are natural conductors of electricity. Wooden or fiberglass ladders are a better choice. Also, don't throw anything such as ropes or string into power lines.

Always carry a ladder parallel to the ground, and look up before setting the ladder upright to ensure you are far enough away from overhead power lines.

Use only grounded three-pronged extension cords for outdoor work. Before you begin, check the extension cords for damage and replace if they're defective. Consider Ground Fault Interrupters for any outdoor circuits to protect against electrical shock.

High Voltage Safety Video

Safety is a core value at KU. It's inherent in every aspect of our business. Our commitment to public awareness is critical and is a top priority of our company. Our focus is not only on the safety of our workforce and our contractors, but it's on the safety of our valued customers.

This High Voltage Safety Demonstration video illustrates professional line tech employees demonstrating the potential real-life dangers associated with electrical power lines. This video presents the full-scale demonstration using a kite, TV antenna, tree branch and other interesting props to dramatically demonstrate what happens when they come in contact with a power line.

If you would like to request a DVD or VHS copy for your organization, please send in this form.

»  High Voltage Safety Demonstration Video (WMV, 65 MB)