As a significant winter chill sweeps in, Duke Energy is offering tips to stay warm economically. Historically, January is the ...

With fall here and colder weather on the way, Nashville Electric Service (NES) is reminding customers that higher utility bills are likely in the months ahead. Heating accounts for more than half of a ...

Each degree you lower the thermostat for a period of at least eight hours can cut the heating bill by 1%, according to ...

Air sealing costs about $500 but will save you about that amount in a year, Willman said. Look for a contractor with a blower door. These devices are set up in the front door frame and find air leaks ...

CenterPoint Energy is sharing tips and resources to help customers save energy, manage bills and stay safe as falls arrives. The utility is encouraging customers to leverage energy and money saving ...

Cutting your power bill in half might sound like a lofty goal, but with the right strategies, it's entirely achievable. Energy efficiency isn't just for the eco-conscious—it's a smart financial move ...

ST. LOUIS — With the fall season underway, we will soon start to turn on our furnaces again. Spire provided us with some tips for how to keep homes comfortable and energy efficient for the coming ...

It may be the early part of the summer, but temperatures are rapidly rising. Dominion Energy is encouraging customers to take a few simple steps to help manage their energy use and bills while staying ...

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — With sweltering temperatures expected in the days ahead, BGE is encouraging its customers to take simple steps to conserve energy and reduce their utility bills. Officials say ...

BRAINERD — As families prepare for Thanksgiving celebrations, CenterPoint Energy reminds customers to stay safe and save energy during the holiday season. The following tips support safe and enjoyable ...

Customers should stay safe during this week's frigid cold spell. But even during extreme cold, customers can still save ...

TEA, S.D. (KELO) – Many of us have probably already booted up our air conditioners for the summer. Well, this year, it’s projected that consumers will be hit with record-high home cooling prices.