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Home tips to save money this spring

Spring is in the air, and with it comes changing temperatures. But staying comfortable at home doesn’t have to mean higher energy bills.

ENERGY SAVING TIPS

Check your filter regularly and change it when it looks dirty. Regular maintenance will extend the system lifespan and save energy.

Opening curtains and blinds to let in natural light will help your home feel warmer during those cool spring days.

Swap old light bulbs for energy-efficient LEDs to save energy and money. Start with the 5 most-used bulbs — an easy first step!

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Our multiyear plan will provide flexibility in a changing market, enabling bold, long-term energy goals and maximizing customer benefits. By engaging customers, communities, and organizations, we’ll create a plan that directly meets the needs of Oregonians.

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