Cook on a grill or microwave more often to reduce indoor heat and use ENERGY STAR® certified appliances

Install solar screens, blinds or curtains to block out the sun’s rays and keep your home cooler.

Minimize indoor heat in the afternoon: run the dryer and dishwasher at night on hot days.

A heat pump both cools and heats your home and is more energy efficient than traditional HVAC equipment.

Washing your clothes in cold water can reduce energy use by as much as 75% and it's better for your clothes.

Clean gutters: Clear debris to prevent blockages and water damage.

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Seal cracks: Caulk or weatherstrip windows, doors and any visible gaps to keep the cold out.

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Starting today, there is an additional peak time usage: 8-10 a.m. Avoid charging your electric vehicle and using other equipment during these peak hours.

Prevent ice buildup in preparation for winter: Inspect or install heat tape and heat tape timers. Get your heat tape timer rebate.

Inspect insulation: Ensure your home is properly insulated, especially in the attic.