Current | LES Customer Newsletter Current - August 2017

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1040 O Street, P.O. Box 80869
Lincoln, NE 68501-0869
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Lincoln Electric System
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LES’ CUSTOMER NEWSLETTER
AUGUST 2017
Customer Service: 402.475.4211
Power Outage: 888.365.2412 - Toll Free
Nebraska811 (call before you dig): 811 - Toll Free
LES Paperless Billing
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CONVENIENCE
Opt out of printed statements. Opt in to a greener future for Lincoln.
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SOLAR
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TREES
MORE CONVENIENCE
No more misplacing your bill, no
more paper waste and no more
hassle. Paying your LES bill is
easier with online statements in
our new payment portal, which
delivers real-time notifications via
text or email, easier navigation
and recurring payment options.
Switch to paperless statements for your monthly Lincoln Electric
System bill, and we pledge to give you more.
As customers continue to enroll in paperless billing through our
new payment portal, LES will put a portion of the savings gained
from printing less to support our efforts to plant more trees and
bring more solar energy to our community.
MORE TREES
A portion of the savings from
paperless customers will help
support restoring endangered
tree populations in public parks.
LES will work with community
partners to identify areas of need
and help restore healthy, diverse
tree populations all over Lincoln.
MORE SOLAR
The other portion of the savings
will help bring the power of the
sun to ground level. With new
solar-powered charging stations
for mobile devices, Lincolnites
will find clean power at their
fingertips.
A greener future starts now — and it’s just a few clicks away.
Visit LES.com/paperless to learn how to enroll.
Public Meeting
No. 3 for the
Integrated Resource Plan
AUG
24
6-7:30 P.M. • THURSDAY, AUG. 24
WALTER A. CANNEY SERVICE CENTER
2620 FAIRFIELD ST. (27TH & FAIRFIELD)
Highly ranked for low rates
Our annual National Electric Rate Study revealed
that LES’ rates continue to rank among the
lowest in the country in 2017. LES stands with the
16th-lowest overall rates when compared to 100
utilities in cities with populations greater than
100,000, including at least one city from each
state in the U.S. Learn more about the 2017 study
at LES.com/about-les/rates.
LES.com