Energy-saving solutions

Get ideas for home projects and find rebates

Choose a budget and start planning

Choose easy, moderate and advanced energy-saving projects for your home. Shop for energy-efficient appliances and find rebates for qualifying products. Take a few minutes to decide on your budget and start planning.

Explore projects

Take your Home Energy Checkup

Easy project:

The Home Energy Checkup charts your usage so you can pinpoint the appliances and systems that use the most energy in your home. You receive ideas on how to improve your energy efficiency, so you can lower your energy costs.

 

Take your free Home Energy Checkup

Use LED lighting

Moderate project:

A brighter choice that brings better quality light, LED lighting saves you money in the long run. Consider bulbs with the Advanced LED seal, which can last up to 20 times longer than standard bulbs and use 75 percent less energy.

 

Switch to LED lighting

 

Upgrade to energy-efficient central heat pumps

Advanced project:

High-efficiency electric heat pumps cost about half as much to run as regular gas furnaces. They work by keeping your home cool in warm weather and warm in cold weather. This way, you can stay comfortable all year long. Save money with energy-efficient central heat pumps.

 

Get started with heat pumps

Follow these steps to upgrade to central heat pumps

Save when you're at home

Are you spending more time at home? Are you working and schooling from home? If so, your energy expenses are likely to go up. Increased use of the internet, personal electronics and other equipment all have a direct impact on your energy bill. Below are simple tips and actions to help manage your energy use and bills, plus a few other savings suggestions.

Download the Ways to Save at Home Checklist (PDF)

 

Lower heating, cooling and lighting costs

Most of the energy costs associated with being at home more come from three primary areas: electronics, heating and cooling, and lighting. Here are some ways to lower these costs.

Energy Action Guide

Explore more energy-saving ideas, products and rebates.

More ways to lower your energy bill

Financial assistance programs

Find out whether your household qualifies for a monthly discount on your energy bill and enroll.

Energy Savings Assistance (ESA) program

Explore no-cost home energy improvements for income-qualified homes that are at least five years old.

Medical Baseline

Residential customers who rely on power for certain medical needs, additional energy at the lowest price on their current rate.