Looking for ways to get your energy bill under control?
Whether you rent or own your home, we have programs, tools and energy saving tips that can help.
By reducing your energy use at peak times, it helps keep costs in check for the community. Here are some ways you can save.Â
Earn rewards when your thermostat automatically adjusts during peak times or get a great deal on a smart thermostat. Remember, you’re always in control of your comfort.
Shift your energy use away from peak times, and you can save on your next bill. There’s no cost to join and you decide when to participate.
Take advantage of lower prices for using less energy during the high demand weekday hours of 5–9 p.m.

An unexpectedly high energy bill can be a shock. We can work with you to help you pay off the balance over time.Â
Get weekly bill estimates and alerts when your bill is getting close to exceeding your budget.Â
Use our free online tools for renters and homeowners to see when your home uses electricity, analyze your bill and get energy savings tips.
A wealth of low- and no-cost ways for renters and homeowners to reduce energy use and lower energy bills.Â

We've got your back! Check out our partners and programs before you make an energy-saving purchase —oftentimes, there are special deals that can help you save money.
Investing in energy-saving upgrades can lead to big savings on your bill. Whether it's switching light bulbs or adding solar panels, find out which upgrades give you the best value.
Changing the way you heat (and cool) your home is one of the most effective ways to lower your energy bill. There are lots of ways to stay comfortable without breaking the bank.
No matter how efficient your heating and cooling system, you'll waste energy and your home will feel drafty if it isn't weatherized.
Newer technologies mean now you can save a lot – and change bulbs a lot less – just by choosing the right light.Â
Learn how to save with the second highest energy user in most homes.Â
Want to save energy in winter and summer? You don’t have to get a new heating system to get started.
With a few simple steps, your appliances can help you save energy.