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Energy Saving Tips - Residential

Wallingford Electric Division

The Electric Division of the Wallingford Department of Public Utilities offers these programs and suggestions to help you
reduce your electric costs.

RESIDENTIAL

The Electric Division provides:
  • Reduced prices to help you switch from incandescent to compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs). Pricing at various Wallingford retail locations is subsidized through a program offered by the Connecticut Municipal Electric Energy Cooperative, with whom the Electric Division participates..
  • Rebates of up to $60 are available on the purchase of Energy Star qualified appliances and water heaters. Rebate forms are available by printing a copy of the Appliance Rebate Form.  Forms are also available at the Wallingford Electric Division business office and at Wallingford appliance dealers, although the purchase may be made elsewhere.
  • Watch for future CFL and home energy efficiency offers from the Electric Division.

Your efforts also help:
  • Lower thermostats in winter to 68 degrees. Set thermostats at 78 degrees in summer and leave fan on “auto.”
  • Adjust thermostats at night and when away from home.
  • Repair air leaks in walls, windows, ductwork, and insulation.
  • Use Energy Star appliances that are more efficient and use less energy.
  • Run dishwashers only when full (and don’t pre-wash dishes); use “air-dry” feature.
  • Run clothes washers at correct water level for the amount of clothes. Use cold or warm water instead of hot water.
  • Lower water heater temperature.
  • Keep your freezer full.
  • Turn off or dispose of unused extra refrigerators.
  • Use ceiling fans instead of air conditioning equipment.

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