Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Data Access Guide

Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation is a member-owned electric cooperative serving roughly 121,000 meters across 11 counties in Northwest Arkansas and Southwest Missouri. Billing and usage data are accessed through the NISC SmartHub and MyAccount portals, with AMI smart-meter coverage across the territory and likely (but undocumented) Green Button export.

Arkansas · Electric Cooperative·121,243 customers·Fully supported by Nectar·Last updated June 4, 2026

How to Get Your Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Data: All Access Methods

Method1st Party3rd PartyCustomer TypesData TypesLatencyFormat
MyAccount PortalResidential & CommercialBills, payment historyPer billing cyclePDF, Email
SmartHub Web/AppResidential & CommercialBills, daily usageNext-day usageWeb/App, PDF
Green Button (XML)All (likely)Interval/usageNext-dayXML/ZIP
SmartHub API (undocumented)Technical users15-minute intervalNext-dayJSON
EDINot documentedN/AN/AX12 (potential)
01

Billing Data Access

Carroll Electric provides billing data through two NISC-powered customer portals: the MyAccount online portal and the SmartHub web/mobile app. Both expose current and historical bills as downloadable PDFs. There is no documented formal third-party (Connect My Data / Share My Data) program; third-party access is customer-mediated.

What Data Is on Your Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Bill

  • Current bill amount and due date
  • Itemized charges
  • Billing history
  • Payment history
  • Usage summary
  • Account information

How to Download Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Bills (Business & Commercial)

  1. 01Register a commercial MyAccount or SmartHub login at https://myaccount.carrollecc.com/
  2. 02Provide commercial account number and any business verification requested
  3. 03Log in and open the Bill & Pay tab to view current and past bills
  4. 04Download itemized bills as PDF for each service location
  5. 05For multi-site portfolios, link multiple accounts under one login via the account selector
  6. 06Contact 1-800-432-9720 for custom export requests or bulk historical data

How to Download Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Bills (Residential)

  1. 01Visit https://myaccount.carrollecc.com/ and click Register / Create New User
  2. 02Select account type and enter your account number (without dashes)
  3. 03Verify identity (last 4 of SSN or driver's license) and phone number
  4. 04Create username and password and verify email
  5. 05Navigate to the Bill & Pay / Billing tab and open Billing History
  6. 06Select a bill date and click Download PDF

Third-Party Access to Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Billing Data

Customer-mediated portal sharing

  1. 01Account owner logs in to MyAccount or SmartHub
  2. 02Adds an authorized user or shares credentials with the consultant
  3. 03Grants view/download permission for bills and usage
  4. 04Third party logs in to download PDFs and usage data

Customer download and transfer

  1. 01Customer downloads bills (PDF) and any available usage exports
  2. 02Customer sends files to the consultant via secure transfer
  3. 03No shared credentials required (more secure)

Formal authorization request

  1. 01Call 1-800-432-9720 to ask about third-party data authorization
  2. 02Provide use case and company details
  3. 03Have the account owner sign a written authorization
  4. 04Submit and wait approximately 5-10 business days for activation
PDFEmailXML/ESPI (likely, via Green Button)CSV (usage, on request)

Want to understand the charges on your bill?

See the Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Rate Schedules & Tariff Guide →

02

Interval Data & Smart Meters

Carroll Electric has deployed AMI smart meters (supported in part by USDA Smart Grid funding) across its territory. Interval/usage data is viewable in the SmartHub Usage Explorer. Portal display is typically daily; 15-minute data exists in the NISC backend and is retrievable via the undocumented SmartHub API.

Meter Technology
Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) smart meters on the NISC platform
Electric Granularity
Daily usage in the portal; hourly via standard CSV export (since Jan 2024); 15-minute available via the undocumented SmartHub API

How to Download Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Interval Data via Green Button

  1. 01Log in to SmartHub at https://cecpower.smarthub.coop
  2. 02Open the Usage / My Usage tab
  3. 03Look for a Green Button / Download My Data option
  4. 04Select a date range (up to ~14 months)
  5. 05Choose Green Button XML (or CSV if offered) and download the ZIP
  6. 06Extract and analyze, or share the file with a third party

How to Download Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Interval Data via Portal

  1. 01Log in to SmartHub and open the Usage section
  2. 02Click Download / Export if available
  3. 03Select format (CSV, PDF, or Green Button XML)
  4. 04Choose date range and granularity (daily/hourly)
  5. 05Download the file for analysis

Interval data is essential for rate comparison and TOU analysis.

See which Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation rate schedule is best for your usage pattern →

03

Green Button Access

Download My Data

Green Button Download My Data is likely available through the NISC SmartHub platform (other NISC cooperatives such as Craighead Electric offer it), but is not explicitly documented for Carroll Electric. Customers should look for a Green Button / Download My Data option in the SmartHub Usage section and confirm availability with the utility.

Formats
Green Button XML (ESPI), ZIP
Available To
All customers (likely; confirmation recommended)

Connect My Data

No automated Green Button Connect My Data (OAuth-based third-party API) program is documented for Carroll Electric. Programmatic third-party access today relies on customer-mediated download or the undocumented SmartHub API.

API Standard
NAESB REQ.21 ESPI
Available To
Not available

04

Third-Party API Access

Carroll Electric does not publish an official customer-data API. The NISC SmartHub backend exposes an undocumented REST API that community tools use to retrieve 15-minute interval data with the account owner's credentials. It is not officially supported and may be subject to SmartHub terms of service; for production C&I integration, contact NISC/Carroll Electric for official access.

Program
NISC SmartHub API (undocumented / reverse-engineered)
Auth Method
Username/password login returning a bearer token (undocumented)
Rate Limits
Undocumented; implement client-side throttling
Interval Latency
Approximately next-day for interval data

Available Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation API Endpoints

FunctionEndpointMethodFormat
Authenticate/users/loginPOSTJSON
Poll usage data/services/secured/utility-usage/pollGETJSON
Billing data/services/secured/billing/billsGETJSON

How to Register as a Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation API Vendor

  1. 01Obtain the account owner's SmartHub credentials and consent
  2. 02Retrieve the service location number from browser developer tools
  3. 03Authenticate to /users/login for a bearer token
  4. 04Poll /services/secured/utility-usage/poll with date range and granularity
  5. 05Store and normalize interval data; respect terms of service

05

EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)

No public EDI program, trading-partner enrollment, or published EDI specifications were found for Carroll Electric. The cooperative runs the NISC iVUE billing system, which may support EDI internally, but B2B EDI for customers is not documented. C&I customers needing EDI 814/867 data should contact the cooperative directly.

Supported Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation EDI Transaction Sets

CodeNamePurpose
814Enrollment / Metered Billing RecordElectric usage / account change (potential)
867Monthly/Meter UsageAutomated meter reading data (potential)
810InvoiceBilling invoice (potential)
820Payment OrderPayment remittance (potential)

How to Enroll in Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation EDI

  1. 01Call 1-800-432-9720 and ask for B2B Services / Business Operations
  2. 02State the need for EDI 814/867 metered data
  3. 03Request EDI specifications and trading-partner requirements
  4. 04If supported, complete enrollment and run test transactions

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06

Rate Schedules & Tariff Analysis

For C&I members, the key lever is matching demand level to the correct rate class. Energy rates step down sharply as demand class rises (12.056¢ small commercial vs. 7.208¢ on Rate 4), while demand charges and the availability charge rise. Rate 14 offers a coincident-peak design that can favor loads able to reduce demand during the cooperative's system peak. All energy charges float with the wholesale power cost adjustment.

Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Rate Schedule List

ScheduleApplicability
Rate 2 - Three-Phase (<100 kW)Three-phase commercial under 100 kW; tiered energy, no demand charge.
Rate 3 - Demand 100-250 kWMid-size C&I; seasonal demand charge, 8.004¢/kWh.
Rate 4 - Large Commercial (>250 kW)Large C&I; lowest energy rate (7.208¢/kWh) but highest demand charge.
Rate 14 - Optional Coincident Demand (>50 kW)Optional coincident-peak design for >50 kW loads that can curtail at system peak.

Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Rate Features & TOU Details

  • Demand-based rate classes for all sizable C&I loads
  • Seasonal demand charges (higher in summer)
  • Wholesale power cost adjustment on all energy
  • Optional coincident-peak rate (Rate 14) for peak-flexible loads
  • Three-phase availability charge higher than single-phase

For a deeper analysis including cost optimization strategies and historical rate trends:

Read the full Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Rate Optimization Guide →

07

Other Data Access Programs

eBilling / Paperless Billing

Electronic bill delivery via email instead of paper, with an optional $1.00/month credit when combined with eDraft.

  1. 01Log in to MyAccount and open My Profile / My Information
  2. 02Enable Paperless Billing and confirm your email
  3. 03Or enroll via the eServices form, or call 1-800-432-9720

SmartHub Mobile App

NISC SmartHub iOS/Android app for viewing bills, usage, payments, and outage alerts.

  1. 01Download SmartHub from the App Store or Google Play
  2. 02Search for and select Carroll Electric Cooperative
  3. 03Log in with SmartHub credentials

08

Limitations & Considerations

  • No documented formal third-party data program (Connect My Data / Share My Data).
  • No official customer-facing API; programmatic access relies on the undocumented SmartHub API.
  • EDI is not publicly documented for customers.
  • Standard CSV export reduced from 15-minute to hourly granularity in January 2024.
  • Green Button availability is likely but not explicitly confirmed on Carroll Electric's site.
  • No published C&I-specific bulk data export program.

09

Carroll Electric Cooperative Corporation Data Access FAQ

How does a commercial customer download billing data from Carroll Electric?

Register a commercial login at MyAccount (myaccount.carrollecc.com) or SmartHub, open the Bill & Pay tab, and download itemized bills as PDF. For multi-site portfolios, link accounts under one login. Custom or bulk historical exports can be requested at 1-800-432-9720.

Can a third-party energy consultant get automated access to our data?

There is no documented formal third-party API (Connect My Data / Share My Data) program. In practice, access is customer-mediated: the account owner shares portal access or downloads bills and Green Button/usage files to send to the consultant. A written authorization request can be made by calling 1-800-432-9720.

Is 15-minute interval data available for C&I sites?

AMI meters store 15-minute interval data in the NISC backend. Standard portal/CSV export currently provides hourly granularity (15-minute CSV export ended in January 2024), but 15-minute data can be retrieved via the undocumented SmartHub API used by community tools.

Which rate class applies to a large commercial or industrial facility?

Loads over 250 kW are served under Rate 4 (7.208¢/kWh energy plus $12.15-$15.78/kW demand). Loads of 100-250 kW fall under Rate 3 (8.004¢/kWh plus $9.12-$12.16/kW). Peak-flexible loads over 50 kW may elect optional Rate 14, which uses a coincident-peak demand charge.

Does Carroll Electric support EDI for C&I billing data?

No customer-facing EDI program is publicly documented. The cooperative uses the NISC iVUE billing system; C&I customers needing EDI 814/867 metered data should contact Business Operations at 1-800-432-9720 to ask whether trading-partner EDI is available.

Can we shop for a competitive electricity supplier?

No. Arkansas does not have retail electric choice, and Carroll Electric is a member-owned cooperative with an exclusive service territory. Rates are board-approved and filed with the Arkansas PSC, with a wholesale power cost adjustment applied to energy charges.

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