Turning down your thermostat a degree or two could help you save on your electric bill by conserving energy. When the difference between outside and inside temperature is significant, like today through the weekend, your heating system runs more to maintain the warmth. That's why setting your thermostat at 68° during the winter is generally a good rule of thumb.

Thank you for your efforts to conserve energy and help us avoid a peak. Our numbers now are showing that we stayed below the highest peak numbers of the past years. With temperatures hitting record lows, and staying there for multiple days, that was no small feat!

When power outages occur, you may think about using a portable generator. To operate these machines safely, it’s important that you consider all the items in this checklist.

Before reaching for your space heater, consider whether it's better to plug it in or simply turn up the thermostat in your home. Learn More.

If you see a car accident, your first instinct may be to rush toward the vehicle to help, but this can get you hurt or killed. Keep your distance from the vehicle and all electrical equipment that has been damaged. Instruct those in the car to stay inside and wait for trained professionals.