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When your energy bill starts to rise in the summer, your thermostat is usually one of the first things you adjust. It’s an easy fix in the moment, but that quick change doesn’t always make the biggest difference over time. What matters more is how your thermostat is used throughout the day. Small changes to …
Residential
Managing energy at home and understanding how your energy service works can be confusing, even if you’ve been a customer for years. From tips about saving energy to questions about the difference between an energy supplier and your local utility, it’s not always clear how your energy choices fit into the bigger picture. By debunking …
Residential
May is National Electrical Safety Month Each year, the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) presents May as National Electrical Safety Month to promote electrical safety at home and in the workplace and reduce the number of electrically related fires and accidents. According to the ESFI, an estimated 51,000 residential fires are caused by an electrical …
Residential
Grilling is one of the easiest ways to enjoy a meal during the warmer months. It keeps heat out of the kitchen, brings people outdoors, and turns cooking into something that feels seasonal and relaxed. But when it comes to choosing a grill, many households find themselves deciding between two popular options: electric or gas. …
Residential
When most people think about energy efficiency, they picture what’s happening inside their home, like adjusting the thermostat, upgrading appliances, or switching to LED light bulbs. But there’s another area that plays a surprisingly important role in comfort and energy use: your yard. The space around your home can help manage heat, reduce direct sun …
Residential
Many homes use more energy than expected because of everyday habits and commonly overlooked areas around the house. Identifying energy waste early can help you take better control of how energy is used in your home. By paying attention to where energy may be slipping away, you can improve comfort, reduce unnecessary usage, and make …
Residential
As spring settles in, many of us look forward to fresh air, sunshine, and renewed energy. Warmer weather brings plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, but it also introduces new challenges for managing indoor comfort and energy use. Small adjustments to your daily routines can keep your home feeling fresh and comfortable, while also …
Residential
Between work, errands, and everything else that fills your schedule, finding time to prepare a homemade meal can feel like a challenge. If you’ve ever opened the refrigerator at dinnertime with no plan in sight, you’re not alone. Luckily, meal prepping is an easy habit that can help take stress out of planning meals while …
Residential
Your home should be a place where you can relax, recharge, and feel your best. But many everyday choices, like the products you use, how often you clean, and the way you heat and cool your space, can affect how comfortable your home feels. With a few small changes to your daily habits, you can …
