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As the seasons change and cooler weather arrives in Northern Nevada, officials have tips on how to properly heat your home.
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NV Energy continues to urge customers to conserve energy to help reduce stress on the western U.S. electric grid through Thursday.
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It asks customers to reduce energy during the hours of 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
If you're a thrifty homeowner, you probably wait until it gets really cold to turn on the heat. But there's a better, simpler way to reduce your heating bill this winter...
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With triple digits in the forecast, many air conditioners are working overtime. NV Energy offers tips for customers to be more efficient with their usage.
It’s that time of year. As the mercury drops, the numbers on our thermostats go up - and usually so do our bills. NV Energy says there are ways to control those costs.
It is cold outside and keeping the power bill low during this time of year can be difficult. NV Energy wants to help with a free energy assessment.
With a 100-plus degree forecast throughout the week in Northern Nevada, cranking up the air conditioner is going to be a must.
We all know smartphone apps can do just about everything these days including controlling your home thermostat while you are away from home. NV Energy is giving away free internet enabled thermostats to Northern Nevada customers. But there's a catch.