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VOTE NOW: How do you keep your power bill down during summer?

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LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — As we brace for impact when it comes to summer heat, we’re also bracing for power bills to go up.

The Las Vegas valley is hitting triple-digit temperatures, and air conditioners will be working harder.

Power bills going up is inevitable, but there are ways to cool off your wallet.

One step is to avoid using energy during peak hours. You can also keep your thermostat at 78 degrees when inside and kick it up a bit while away.

If you are looking for a smart thermostat, NV Energy will install one for free. Visit nvenergy.com to learn more.

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