The bill, which was referred to the Ohio House Energy Committee last month, would encourage the creation of "voluntary demand response" programs during periods of peak demand, enabling utilities to ...

The New York State Department of Health suggests a broader range — 64 degrees to 75 degrees — but still recommends warmer than 68 degrees for the very young, elderly or those with health problems.

An Ohio lawmaker has introduced a bill that will allow utility companies to automatically adjust your thermostat at your house.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A new Ohio bill encourages utility companies to launch programs to remotely adjust participating customers’ thermostat settings and other energy use during times of peak demand ...

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BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Entergy Louisiana is offering residential customers exclusive discounts on smart thermostats to help you keep your home cool and efficient during the hottest month of the ...

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Power saver programs are utility-sponsored demand response initiatives that help reduce electricity usage during periods of peak demand. These programs typically target central air conditioners (AC) ...

Experts suggest raising thermostat temperatures 3-5 degrees to save on energy costs. Smart thermostats can save users up to $145 per year and offer convenient control. Evergy offers rebates and ...

To save money on energy bills in Phoenix, set your thermostat to at least 78 degrees while home and a few degrees higher when away. Smart thermostats can help save money by scheduling AC use and ...

Don't touch that dial, Westerville. Residents in the city's energy savings program are watching their thermostats set themselves this week in response to the heat wave melting central Ohio and beyond.