DETROIT – As summer temperatures begin to dip, many DTE customers may notice changes in their energy bills. To maximize your dollar, DTE explains how now is the time for customers to check their homes ...

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TVA recommends setting your thermostat to 68° in winter and 78° in summer. Ceiling fans can make it feel 3–4° cooler.

According to Georgia Air, the magic number for fall is 68 degrees. It strikes the right balance between comfort and energy efficiency, especially in a mild fall climate.

With the temperature continuing to rise as the calendar flips over to the summer months, many in the Southwest Virginia area may be looking to keep themselves cool while saving some money. According ...

Hi friends and neighbors, My name is Erika Brown, the newest member of the team at the Four Corners Office for Resource Efficiency – 4CORE – and I’m honored to serve as your first-ever regional ...

Set your thermostat to whatever makes you comfortable. Most people prefer a temperature at home somewhere between 65 degrees and 72 degrees. However, if you want to save energy, 78 degrees is the ...