Wednesday, August 7, 2013


When temperatures rise in summer, your energy bill and usage tend to follow. Minimize the impact of the season on your monthly bill by taking advantage of the money-saving solutions offered below to help you take control of your energy costs.

 

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Everyday Tips For Conserving Electricity at Home

Some simple ways to help you conserve and save at home:

  • Give your appliances the afternoon off. Use your dishwasher, clothes washer & dryer, and other appliances after 6 p.m.
  • At night, when it is practical to do so, use electric fans and open windows instead of A/C
  • Set your thermostats no lower than 78 degrees
  • Turn off appliances and equipment when you are not using them
  • Shut off lights when you leave a room
  • Turn off lights in unused areas
  • Close drapes and blinds to keep out direct sunlight during hot periods
  • Avoid using evaporative coolers or humidifiers at the same time an A/C is running
  • Operate your swimming pool equipment and energy-intensive appliances only during early morning and evening hours
  • Limit the opening and reopening of refrigerators
  • Keep your home cooler when cooking by grilling outdoors or using the microwave

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