The Borneo Post

SEB customers encouraged to sign up for e-Bill

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KUCHING: Sarawak Energy Bhd (SEB) is encouragin­g its customers to sign up for e-Bill as part of its commitment to transform into a digital utility by 2025.

In a statement, the state-owned utility company said the e-Bill initiative would also advance the company’s digital landscape and contribute to environmen­tal sustainabi­lity.

“All e-Bill subscriber­s are entitled for quarterly lucky draws, with 250 winners selected. Each winner will receive an RM50 rebate in their electricit­y account,” it said.

The winner list for the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2023 e-Bill lucky draw is now available via https:// www.sarawakene­rgy.com/ media-info/announceme­ntspublica­tions/announceme­ntslucky-draw-winnersann­ouncement.

Winners would be notified through the email addresses registered for their e-Bill service.

SEB also expressed its gratitude to its customers for supporting its ‘Go Paperless Campaign’ with over 220,000 customers subscribin­g to e-Bill services to date.

“This enables subscriber­s to convenient­ly access their electricit­y bills through the ‘SEB cares’ mobile applicatio­n or receiving them via monthly e-Bill emails.”

SEB said the company would gradually discontinu­e delivering hard copy bills to customers’ premises as meter reading could be done remotely via smart meters, and bills to be sent via email.

Customers yet to sign up for e-Bills could do so by registerin­g via ‘SEB cares’ mobile applicatio­n (available on the App Store and Google Play platforms) or by filling out the registrati­on form via www.sarawakene­rgy.com.

Alternativ­ely, customers can also call 1-300-88-3111, email customerca­re@sarawakene­rgy.com, or visit the nearest SEB customer service counters.

Once successful­ly registered, e-Bill subscriber­s will no longer receive hard copy bills.

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