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EREC Still Asking Members To Conserve Electricity
January 23, 2025
Escambia River Electric Cooperative is still asking members to conserve electricity, not only to conserve electricity, but also to avoid potentially higher costs down the road.
EREC says members should keep energy usage minimal until at least 9 a.m. tomorrow. That keeps the peak demand as low as possible.
EREC is asking to lower their thermostats to 68 degrees or lower. Load can be reduced by turning off all unneeded lights, TVs, etc. and postponing the use of electric appliances such as dishwashers, clothes dryers, and ovens.
Just over 700 EREC members in Escambia and Santa Rosa County were without power early Tuesday morning, but almost all were restored by midday.
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2 Responses to “EREC Still Asking Members To Conserve Electricity”
I myself am very proud of this team of leadership and linemen that had kept the power on
I also thank you GOD that we made it as good as we did give praise where it’s belong
Will try to comply. Thank you EREC for your hard work and communications with real people.