08/21/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 08/21/2024 12:28
Cooling systems worked overtime to keep homes and businesses comfortable this past month. That means higher energy bills may land in your mailbox in the next couple of weeks. Idaho Power can help customers manage their summer energy use, as well as help prevent surprises when summer bills arrive.
When it's hot outside, cooling systems run more, even if the thermostat is at a set temperature. Other appliances may be working harder, too. Lights and electronics may see more use as people spend more time indoors to escape the warm temperatures.
To help monitor and reduce your summer energy use, try these tips:
If you or someone you know needs help with their energy bill, Idaho Power can help. Learn more at idahopower.com/energyassistance.
Want to find more information about saving energy all year long? Visit idahopower.com/save for more energy-saving tips.
Alexis Freeman
Marketing Specialist
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208-388-2291