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Georgia Power distributes 8,000 energy efficiency kits and 150,000 LED light bulbs across state Resources to help income-qualified customers save money and make homes more efficient this winter News provided by Share this article Share this article ATLANTA, Dec. 30, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Georgia Power today announced a recent distribution of 8,000 energy efficiency kits from the company's Energy Efficiency Program to income-qualified customers across the state. The company also announced a distribution of nearly 150,000 ENERGY STAR® LEDs through partnering food bank facilities. The energy e...

UpdatedMon, Dec 14, 2020 at 4:49 pm ET Reply Marblehead customers in the "Connected Homes" program receive a stipend or bill credit for allowing the municipal light company to make "brief, limited adjustments to their devices during times of peak electric demand." (Shutterstock) MARBLEHEAD, MA — Residents using the Marblehead Municipal Light Department are eligible for an expanded program that allows for a bill credit or stipend in exchange for allowing the utility to make "brief, limited adjustments to their devices during times of peak electric demand." The Massachusetts Municipal Wholesa...

Sweating. sweating at 85 degrees. the government mandates it or not? >> no, it was an energy efficiency program of the epa and the department of energy that released guidelines for ideal thermostat temperature is in your house. >> laura: i don't like the guidelines. >> new set it to 85 degrees when you sleep and 85 when you are awake. 82, actually when you sleep. >> laura: the dogs won't survive. >> why have air conditioning at all? they say it saves $180 a year but how about saving thousands and unplugging your compressor altogether. this is lunatic and obviously written by people who have ne...

Thermostat to a point you are sweating. sweating at 85 degrees. the government mandate said not? >> no, it was an energy efficiency program of the apa and the department of energy that released guidelines for ideal thermostat temperature is in your house. >> laura: i don't like the guidelines. >> new set at 2:30 8 degrees, 85 when you are awake. 82, actually when you sleep. >> laura: the dogs won't survive. >> why have air conditioning at all? they say it saves $180 a year but how about saving thousands and unplugging your compressor altogether. this is lunatic and obviously written by people ...