Stay One Step Ahead of Cold Weather Energy Bills

As the days get shorter and temperatures drop, energy use at home often climbs. Piedmont Electric is here to help you stay cozy while keeping your energy bills in check this winter.
Track and Take Control with SmartHub

SmartHub gives you the power to monitor your daily energy use and spot trends before they become surprises on your bill. With just a few clicks, you can:

  • View energy usage by the day, week or month.
  • Set alerts to stay within your budget.
  • Compare usage patterns and find opportunities to save.

By understanding when and how you use energy, you can make small changes that add up to big savings. Learn how to download SmartHub at pemc.coop/download-app.

Save and Stay Cozy

You don’t have to sacrifice comfort to save energy. Try these easy, budget-friendly tips this season:

  • Set your ceiling fan to spin clockwise to push warm air down.
  • Seal drafts around windows and doors.
  • Use smart power strips to cut “phantom” power from idle electronics.
  • Put outdoor lighting on timers to avoid unnecessary energy use.
  • Keep curtains open during the day to let in free solar heat and close them at night to keep warmth inside.
Join Programs That Pay Off

Your co-op offers several programs designed to reward smart energy habits:

Time-of-Day Rate: Shift your energy use to off-peak hours and enjoy lower rates. With a little planning, you can maximize savings while keeping your home comfortable. Explore the full program at pemc.coop/special-rates.

Beat the Peak: Receive notifications during peak times so you can adjust usage, save money and lower costs for the entire cooperative. Learn how to sign up at pemc.coop/beat-the-peak.

By combining SmartHub tools, energy-saving tips and cooperative programs, you’ll be well-prepared to enjoy a cozy and cost-efficient winter. To learn more ways that your co-op can help you save on your energy bill, visit pemc.coop/smart-energy.

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