What should consumers do when a Flex Alert is issued?
Check out these tips to see what actions we can take.
Before a Flex Alert
Pre-cool home by lowering AC
Use major appliances
Close window coverings
During a Flex Alert
Set AC to 78 or higher, if health permits
Avoid using major appliances
Turn off unnecessary lights
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Around the House Savings
There are many things you can do throughout your day to reduce your energy usage and save on your electricity bill, even in the heat of summer.
Summer Appliance Usage
Avoid using your major appliances in the late afternoon when rates are higher to save on costs and avoid unnecessary heat in your home.
A Flex Alert is typically issued in the summer when extremely hot weather drives up electricity use, making the available power supply scarce. This usually happens in the evening hours when solar generation is going offline and consumers are returning home and switching on air conditioners, lights, and appliances.
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