AES Indiana warns customers to expect higher electric bills this winter due to increased energy consumption for heating. Many residents are already experiencing significant spikes in their bills, with some comparing them to their mortgage payments. AES advises customers to adjust their thermostats and optimize heating efficiency to manage costs.
INDIANAPOLIS — If you thought your AES electric bill was high for January, the company says think again.AES officials say it's urging customers to prepare for higher bills as more winter weather passes through central Indiana.“I was amazed that my electric bill is now almost half my mortgage,” Julie Feyka said.Feyka says she is one of many Hoosiers who say they are frustrated by their recent AES bill.WATCH | Cold weather is here to stay for a bit.
AES offers these tips to save money by following these cold weather days:Help reduce heating costs. Set your thermostat back at least 8 degrees each day – when you are at work and when you go to bed. 70 degrees is a good threshold for when you are home, and lower when you are away or sleeping.Don’t set the thermostat higher than you want it, even if you’re trying to heat your home quickly. It won’t heat your home any faster, and it runs your system longer than necessary.
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