FPL says there's lots you can do to lower your electricity bill, since cooling costs can account for 60% of a residential ...

From smart thermostat settings to AC-saving tricks, here’s how to stay cool and energy-efficient when temperatures spike.

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The OJ Microline Thermostat integration allows you to control your thermostat from Home Assistant. After installation you can add the thermostat through the integration page. Currently setting a ...

My Google Nest Thermostat Gen 4, for example, usually sets my "hold" eco mode to 82 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the day and can be adjusted from there.

When sleeping, ideally when outdoor temperatures drop, people can set temperatures 4 degrees warmer. Thermostats that are programmable can regulate these temperatures, according to Energy Star.

You don’t need to set your thermostat that high, but adjusting it by the 4°F and 7°F benchmarks in summer could help you save energy. An example of programmable thermostat settings listed in an Energy ...

According to a June 2021 survey by Consumer Reports, most Americans said they keep their thermostat at 72 degrees, although experts say for energy efficiency, it's best to bump it up a few degrees.

Energy companies, including in Missouri, Maryland and Florida, recommend thermostats at 78 degrees during summer months. Few Americans follow this recommendation, though.

As a heat wave nears in New Jersey, here's what experts say are the best temperature to set your AC to efficiently cool your home, day or night.

Misreading the guide, it may seem that Energy Star is suggesting starting your day with the thermostat set at 78°F or higher, then turning it up at least 7°F during the day (to at least 85 ...