Submitted by Puget Sound Energy
The holiday weekend is coming and with outside temperatures expected to climb, keeping your home cool is of the upmost importance.
Puget Sound Energy has plenty of hot weather tips for customers, which can help manage your energy bill while still being able to keep it cool inside.
You can find information on what else customers can do here.
Whether your home improvement needs are big or small, PSE recommends using the following energy saving tips.
1. Clear the way for efficient heating and cooling
Looking to upgrade your heating system? Ductless heat pumps come standard with heating and cooling! Whether you need help deciding which equipment works for your home or are considering specific options, PSE offers rebates on a variety of home heating equipment.
2. Take advantage of the latest home technology
Devices like smart thermostats allow you to control and keep tabs on home heating usage from anywhere — and this year you can also take advantage of a $75 rebate on select models on the PSE Marketplace.
3. Receive a $500 instant discount on electric hybrid heat pump water heaters.
Heating water is the second-highest use of energy in your home. We’re making it easy to buy efficient heat pump water heaters at participating Lowe’s and Home Depot locations.
4. Seal in the savings with home weatherization and insulation
Proper insulation can help keep cool air in and summer heat out. You can also lower your energy bill by preventing heating or cooling loss through unseen leaks and seams with air sealing. Bundle and save with a bonus rebate up to $400 when you combine multiple weatherization rebates in one project.
5. Make an energy saving plan
The more you know, the more you can save. Understanding how much energy your home uses and assessing your home’s efficiency is the first step in staying comfortable year-round. Update your home’s profile in your pse.com account, and use the Analyze My Usage tool to get customized energy saving tips and make an energy savings plan for your household.
