Starting February 1, this page will no longer be active and all Green Power Switch communication will be through @TVAnews To stay up to date on TVA’s renewable initiatives be sure to follow @TVAnews
Starting February 1, this page will no longer be active and all Green Power Switch communication will be through @TVAnews. To stay up to date on TVA’s renewable initiatives be sure to follow @TVAnews
Cold weather usually means an increase in energy use and heating bills - this month we’ll share a few #WinterWeatherTips to help you save energy and keep your heating bills low!
The new year is coming - what are you most excited about in the world of renewable energy in 2020? We’re excited to keep providing reliable renewable energy to The Valley.
Supporting renewable energy isn’t the only way to make a positive impact - reducing your energy use makes a big impact. Keep your blinds open when it’s sunny outside to take advantage of the heat and save energy.
Supporting renewable energy isn’t the only way to make a positive impact - reducing your energy use makes a big impact. Check the seals on your windows and doors and apply new weather stripping where needed to save energy.
Supporting renewable energy isn’t the only way to make a positive impact - reducing your energy use makes a big impact. Close the vents in rooms you don’t use or rooms like garages that aren’t insulated to save energy.
Supporting renewable energy isn’t the only way to make a positive impact - reducing your energy use makes a big impact. Lower your thermostat when sleeping or away to save energy.
While humans may not perform so well in the cold, our solar panels are working hard. Like most technology, solar panels actually perform more efficiently in cooler temperatures.
Supporting renewable energy isn’t the only way to make a positive impact - reducing your energy use makes a big impact. Reverse your ceiling fans to pull warm air down from the ceiling to save energy on heating.