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Summer has started.

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Unfortunately, this can also translate into higher electricity bills during the summer season.

Here are some of the tips these experts shared.

Peterson added that if you should probably replace a water heater, consider a tankless or an on-demand unit.

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This includes tools likesmart power stripswhich may reduce energy drain from devices on standby.

Since utilities have to power non-energy efficient supplies during these periods, energy costs are higher as well.

He added that by shiftingenergy useduring peak hours, homeowners can lower their energy demand and overall cost.

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A few examples McLaughlin shared include running the washing machine or dishwasher during the day.

Theres plenty of sun shining on the grid, providing much-needed solar energy.

Late at night, when demand is lower, is another good time.

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it’s possible for you to also invest in cooler flooring, Stearn said.

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