"Beat the Heat and Save: Expert Tips to Lower Your Summer Energy Bill"

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As temperatures soar during a 10-day heat wave, JEA customers in Jacksonville, Florida, are experiencing higher energy bills. To manage costs, JEA recommends setting the thermostat at 78 degrees, as even new AC units can only cool about 20 degrees below the outside temperature. By conserving energy and raising the thermostat by 5 to 10 degrees when away from home, customers can save up to 7% per degree on cooling costs. Regularly changing air filters, using ceiling fans, and shading windows can also help reduce energy consumption. JEA offers free efficiency assessments to help customers lower their energy bills.
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