Taking small steps can make a big difference in your energy bill during the hottest months of the year. Read these tips to reduce your summer energy usage.
Generally, summer is the period when electricity consumption is highest due to high temperatures and the need to cool the indoor spaces of homes. As a result, between December 21st and March 20th, appliances such as air conditioners and electric fans are used frequently, not only resulting in high energy consumption, but also high electricity bills due to the centralized operation of hydroelectric power plants, which are the main form of energy production in the country. Because, when power plants are overloaded, thermoelectric power plants are often activated, incurring high maintenance costs to cope with the increased energy consumption.
