Ways to Reduce Energy Bills in Recognition of National Energy Efficiency Day
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (NYSE:PCG) emphasizes energy efficiency on National Energy Efficiency Day.
PG&E aims to help customers reduce bills through energy-saving programs and initiatives year-round. Since 2013, over 1.2 million residential customers have utilized the Home Energy Checkup tool, leading to tailored recommendations for energy savings.
The company encourages sustainable choices, suggesting actions like adjusting thermostats and air sealing to lower energy costs as part of their commitment to customer service and environmental responsibility.
- PG&E's Home Energy Checkup tool has helped over 1.2 million customers save energy since 2013.
- The company promotes actionable strategies for customers to reduce energy bills significantly.
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Here are Tips to Save Energy and Reduce Costs Today and Year-Round
“Energy efficiency is a critical tool to help customers reduce their bills and grow local economies by creating sustainable employment. EE Day reminds us of the importance of being energy efficient every day,” said
Beginning in 2016, National Energy Efficiency Day continues to urge customers to save energy, cut pollution, and create jobs. Energy efficiency transforms how we use energy, ultimately benefiting everyone. It is the most affordable and fastest way to meet energy needs, cut utility bills, and reduce pollution.
PG&E’s Home Energy Checkup, an online audit tool has helped more than 1.2 million residential customers since 2013 reduce usage and save. After the customer shares basic data about their home and energy use through the tool,
As National EE Day and National Customer Service Week (
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Set thermostat for savings. When it’s cold out, save about
2% for each degree the thermostat is lowered. Turning down the thermostat from 70°F to 65°F health permitting, for example, saves about10% . - Control water temperature. Set water heater thermostat at 120°F. This reduces the amount of energy it takes to produce and maintain hot water and reduces the risk of scalding by not overheating it.
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Microwave and save. Reheating leftovers and cooking in a microwave takes less time and uses up to
80% less energy than a standard oven. -
Seal air leaks. Air sealing an old or especially drafty house can save more than
20% on heating and cooling bills.
To find other energy-saving actions, visit www.pge.com or join the conversation on Twitter by using the hashtag #EEDay2022. Customers can also compare and shop energy-saving appliances and electronics by logging onto guide.pge.com
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