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Dated: December 15 2025
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Frigid arctic air is moving into the Carolinas late Sunday and will linger through Tuesday. Temperatures will drop well below freezing, with brisk winds adding to the chill. In addition to managing your energy use, consider making plans for the elderly and those with special medical needs in case of power outages during this unusual cold snap.
Ways to manage your energy use as temperatures drop.
During periods of extreme cold, energy usage often increases as heating systems work harder to keep homes comfortable, which can lead to a noticeable increase to monthly energy bills. To keep your costs low when temperatures plummet, and to reduce overall energy demand when customer usage tends to spike, follow these simple tips:
Turn down your thermostat to the lowest comfortable setting. Every degree lower means more money in your pocket.
Operate ceiling fans clockwise in winter. Push warm air down for greater comfort. Turn the fan off when you leave the room.
Let the sun help heat your home. Leave drapes or blinds open during sunny days. Be sure to close them at night to help insulate your home.
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