EV Time of Use Rate Holiday
In honor of Labor Day, all hours of September 1, 2025, will be considered off peak for the EV Time of Use rate.
In honor of Labor Day, all hours of September 1, 2025, will be considered off peak for the EV Time of Use rate.
Routine maintenance will improve your home’s heating and cooling systems. Also, clean or replace your furnace filters to help air flow through the system more efficiently.
In honor of Thanksgiving Day, all hours of November 27, 2025, will be considered off peak for the EV Time of Use rate.
Move any furniture blocking heat registers or intakes to maintain the flow of heat and keep your home cozy.
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Make your holidays sparkle, shine and save you money year after year. LEDs consume much less energy than traditional bulbs and last up to 15 times longer.
Upgrade to Smart Thermostats for remote control and scheduling convenience. Smart features save money with occupancy sensors and allow you to adjust your home’s temperature even when you’re away. Hint: […]
In honor of Christmas Day, all hours of December 25, 2025, will be considered off peak for the EV Time of Use rate.
Get an Engine BlockHeater Controller. It can detect the ambient temperature and adjust automatically to warm up the motor components, reducing run time.
Reverse Ceiling Fans. Set your fans to rotate clockwise. This simple strategy will push the warm air down to reduce energy use and keep you cozier.
Insulate Your Tank-Style Water Heater. Wrapping a water heater insulation blanket around your tank will reduce heat loss and save money on energy bills. Consider installing a heat pump water […]
Consider Installing a Heat Pump. A heat pump both heats and cools your home, improves indoor air quality and is more energy efficient than traditional HVAC equipment. To learn more, […]