What are You Doing to Conserve Energy?

Heat. Humidity.

Two words that have us all dripping with sweat this time of the year.

As if things aren’t already bad enough,  the Public Utility Commission has issued a “yellow” conservation alert.

The PUC is concerned that the higher than normal temperatures, and  record power demand for this month could lead to rolling brown outs.

So now, we all have to do our part to conserve energy, especially during peak usage hours from 3 pm to 7 pm.

Ways to Conserve Energy

Turn off  all unnecessary lights, home appliances, computers and other electronic equipment.

We should also set our thermostat at 78 degrees when we’re at home…and raise it to 85 degrees when we leave home.

What changes are you making?

Have you – or will you – make any significant changes to conserve energy around your home, or at the office?

Drop me a line at mary@kprc.com

I’ll  share your ideas with everyone.

We can all help conserve energy – and avoid getting all hot and sweaty at the same time!