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While washing clothes in hot water can damage some fabrics and cause them to shrink or fade, 90% of the energy used by a washing machine goes toward heating the water. By washing clothes in cold water, you can reduce your energy usage and save money.
Peak energy use is the times of day when electricity consumption is at its highest. Think about the times you and your family are most active – watching TV, running the dishwasher. If many others follow the same pattern, there's higher demand for electricity during those times.
We know you want to reduce your carbon footprint. You can amplify your impact if you could know when your electricity provider relies on a higher percentage of fossil fuels, then you can choose to postpone some tasks (for example, laundry). Learn More: t.ly/OkoI5
Fernando, one of our customers, harnessed the sun's energy to power his home. Thanks to 62 solar panels and 4 Tesla Powerwalls, he's effectively reducing his electricity expenses. His Sense monitor caught a sneaky power-draining pool heater! Read the story t.ly/d-NPG
Heat waves are no longer confined to the hottest summer months. This year, we started experiencing dangerous hot weather in some parts of the U.S. as early as June. Air conditioning isn't the only tactic to employ against extreme heat.
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Save money by running your dishwasher, clothes washer or dryer, and even oven early or late in the day. And always run them with full (but not overfull) loads. This kind of planning can help you save electricity and also help reduce burden on the grid during peak hours.








