Self Service
Customer Self Service Portal
Welcome to our customer self-service portal. Here you will find links to all of our self-service forms. Whether you are moving, signing up for pre-authorized payments, upgrading your electrical service or reporting a power quality concern, you will find easy tools to get in touch with us for the service you need.
Power Out?
View our live map for current power outage information.
Before you report an outage, please check our map. If the area is already highlighted – indicating a known power outage – you don’t need to do anything. Our crews are already aware of the outage and working to restore power.
Flickering lights? Equipment not working properly? Livestock stray voltage concerns?
Pricing Plans & Payment Assistance
You can now choose between Time of Use, Ultra-Low Overnight, or Tiered pricing.
To compare pricing options and choose the one that’s right for you, sign in to AccountOnline Select Detailed Energy Use, and then Price Comparison.
We understand that this is a difficult time for our community and we’re here to help. We offer a number of options to assist our customers in paying their bills. If you are having difficulty paying your bill, please call us at 519-853-3701 to make payment arrangements. Learn about and apply for payment assistance programs here:
Moving, Paying or Viewing your Account
AccountOnline is your one stop portal to view and make changes to your Halton Hills Hydro account.
Moving in, out or within Halton Hills is easy with our online or printable application forms. Simply select one of the options below. Please provide at least 2 business days’ notice of your move.
Use the form below to update your account information and add a new occupant.
Pay your bill using your Visa or Mastercard, any day, 24/7 using secure card payment options provided by Paymentus Corporation, our third-party provider. Paymentus charges a standard convenience fee for each transaction. Halton Hills Hydro does not receive any part of these processing fees.
Never miss a bill again. Receive your bill directly in your email inbox. Sign up for convenient, secure pre- authorized payments.
On occasion, due to restricted access we are unable to read your water meter. When this happens, a card will be left at your door.
Commercial Accounts
These links are for our business customers to set up a new account, apply for rebates and find other business resources.
Business Account Request for Service
If you are a commercial customer with an hourly or interval meter installed, you can access your detailed meter information here:
Starting May 27, 2024, all local utilities will follow a streamlined process for EV charging connections making it easier to set up new charging stations and support the adoption of electric vehicles in Ontario.
Procedure is applicable to:
- non-residential customer applications including Level 2 and Level 3 charging stations, such as publicly accessible direct current fast charging stations, workplace charging, charging stations used for commercial EV fleets and charging installations for multi-unit residential or commercial buildings, where the EV chargers are owned or operated by the building owner or a third-party charging provider; and
- the primary purpose of the new or expanded connection must be specific to an electric vehicle charging station.
Benefits of EV Charging Infrastructure include:
- streamlined procedures that all local utilities must follow for installing and connecting new EV charging infrastructure including the implementation of standardized forms, timelines, and information requirements which will make it easier for EV charging providers to deploy chargers in all regions of the province.
- increased accessibility to public EV charging stations across the province.
- changing the province’s electricity infrastructure to support the adoption of electric vehicles in Ontario.
Thinking of EV Charging Infrastructure (EVCI) project?
If you are considering a EVCI project, before you start work or purchase equipment, please review the details in the OEBs “Electric Vehicle Charging Connection Procedure” document and complete & submit the “EV Preliminary Consultation Information Request (EVPCIR)” form to us.
These links will assist us in checking to make sure there is electricity distribution capacity to connect a EVCI project in your area.
Customer:
- Review Electric Vehicle Charging Connection Procedure
- Seek preliminary consultation as required
- Submit a completed EVPCIR to LDC
Distributor:
- Reviews submitted EVPCIR for completeness, prepares and provides an EVPCR to the customer for consideration
A detailed listing of the process is provided within the OEBs Electric Vehicle Charging Connection Procedure sections three through eight.
For any additional information or to discuss your project contact our Engineering Department at 519-853-3701 Ext. 213 or email EVConnection@haltonhillshydro.com.
Building? Renovating? Digging?
Before you dig, drive a post, or plant a tree, have your utilities located.
These are the resources you need if you are building, upgrading or demolishing a service
Apply for a New Service or Service Upgrade
Apply to Disconnect a Service for Demolition