OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma Gas & Electric (OG&E) is sharing tips to help customers save energy in their homes as temperatures reach triple-digits.
“When temperatures climb, customers typically use more energy and may see higher monthly bills as air conditioners work overtime to combat extreme heat,” said Sheradee Hurst, OG&E’s public relations manager. “From personalized energy insights and billing plans to efficiency programs and financial assistance, OG&E provides resources to help customers stay comfortable and manage energy costs through the summer.”
OG&E emphasized there’s no call for customers to reduce their electricity use at this time, explaining these tips are simply ways for customers to reduce their energy use and save on their electrical bill…