Energy efficiency

Simple things you can do to lower your energy bill

We offer a variety of programs and resources to help you save energy and money for your home or business.

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Manage your thermostat

Set your thermostat to the lowest comfortable temperature. The smaller the difference between the inside and the outside temperatures, the lower your bill will be.

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Insulate drafty windows

Seal windows with heavy-duty clear plastic, either on a frame or taped directly to the inside of window frames, to reduce drafts and heat loss.

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Use solar energy

Open blinds, shades and curtains during the day to let sunlight naturally warm your home, and close them at night to reduce the chill from cold windows.

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Maintain heating systems

Schedule regular heating system maintenance and replace furnace or heat pump filters monthly or as needed.

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Find and seal leaks

Seal air leaks around pipes, recessed lights in insulated ceilings and unfinished areas behind cupboards and closets.

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Access energy efficiency benefits

We o­ffer a variety of energy efficiency programs and resources, like incentives and rebates, to help you save energy and money.

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