Three Simple Ways to Reduce Energy Use at Home as Kids Head Back to School
PG&E encourages energy-saving habits as students return to school, promoting small adjustments to reduce energy consumption at home.
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Small changes create life-long saving habits the entire family can keep year-round
Ways to Save at Home as Students Head Back to the Classroom
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Adjust Thermostat
Ensure the thermostat is set at 78 degrees or higher. Customers can save 4-8% on cooling costs for each degree the thermostat is raised.
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Use the Refrigerator Wisely
With kids away at school, the refrigerator door may not be open and closed as often. While preparing school lunches, take out all ingredients and supplies at once and set them on the counter to ensure the door is not open for prolonged periods of time.|
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Unplug Devices
With electronics unused most of the day at home, make sure they are unplugged and powered off. This will prevent unused electronics from using energy when they are not in use.
For more ways to save at home, visit pge.com/summer.
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