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CSU customers asked to conserve electricity due to strain on electric grid

KKTV · last updated

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) — Friday night, Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU) asked its customers to voluntarily conserve electricity due to strain on the electric grid.

According to CSUtilities, high regional demand has placed an increased strain on the electric grid.

CSU said conservation efforts can help reduce peak demand and continue reliable electric service.

CSU asked its customers to turn their thermostat up to avoid running their air conditioner, open windows to keep their homes cool and avoid using appliances including washers, dryers and dishwashers during the heat of the day.

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