Any homeowner in Mexico can assure you that paying electricity bills can be confusing. These tasks can be overwhelming and sometimes confusing, especially when it comes to basic utilities. Water, gas and electricity bills (known as CFE in Mexico) often change.

The CFE (Federal Electricity Commission) is the government authority in charge of providing electrical services in Mexico. It is also the establishment that sets the rates and receives the payments. Electricity bills charge for kilowatt hours (kWh) used in your home. You will receive this bill every two months and there are several ways to pay it. You can go directly to the CFE offices, do it through their application or website, pay at approved banks, supermarkets, pharmacies and convenience stores.

What is the CFE Electricity Receipt APP for?
This mobile application offers a complete Unofficial Guide of questions and answers about electric service in Mexico. We are an independent app and, as such, we have focused the contents of the web towards the user, so that he can find the answers he needs about:

- How to make a new electricity contract?
- How to check and print the receipt?
- How to download and use the official CFE Contigo application?
- How to report a light failure?
- How to change the owner of the electricity contract?
- How to read the electricity bill?
- How to cancel the service?
- Where are the closest CFE branches?

It is, in short, a perfect guide to clear up doubts. Notice: this website does not directly carry out procedures regarding electrical service. It is only an informative guide that does not collect personal data from users.