CPS Energy offers tips to save energy during cold front Lower energy use means cheaper electric bill
SAN ANTONIO – With the coldest temperatures expected in the San Antonio area this week, CPS Energy advises customers to be mindful of their thermostat setting so they can help keep their utility bill manageable.
CPS Energy offers the following tips for staying warm while conserving energy:
Have your heating system inspected by a licensed and bonded professional
Keep thermostat set between 68 and 70 degrees
Wear warm, comfortable clothing to help you stay comfortable indoors instead of adjusting the thermostat
Run ceiling fans in reverse to help push down warm air near the ceiling
Safety tips for heating, provided by CPS Energy:
Never use a stove/oven as a space heater
Test to verify you have working smoke alarms in every bedroom, outside each sleeping area, and on every level
Test or install carbon monoxide alarms in a central location outside sleeping areas
Keep flammable liquids and spray cans at least 3 feet from heating equipment
When using a natural gas space heater, leave a window open a couple of inches for proper ventilation
Please exercise caution when driving as hazardous road conditions may be present
Copyright 2019 by KSAT - All rights reserved.
About the Authors RJ Marquez headshot RJ Marquez is the traffic anchor/reporter for KSAT’s Good Morning San Antonio. He also fills in as a news anchor and has covered stories from breaking news and Fiesta to Spurs championships and high school sports. RJ started at KSAT in 2010. He is proud to serve our viewers and be a part of the culture and community that makes San Antonio great.
1 simple reason your softener may stop working effectively 1 simple reason your softener may stop working effectively Plate reading cameras installed in Leon Valley Plate reading cameras installed in Leon Valley SAPD releases video of person of interest in downtown shooting investigation SAPD releases video of person of interest in downtown shooting investigation San Antonio doctor shares son's suicide to help others San Antonio doctor shares son's suicide to help others Downtown parking alternatives for San Antonians Downtown parking alternatives for San Antonians DPS chase ends on airport runway DPS chase ends on airport runway Built in Her Kitchen, Now in Nordstrom Built in Her Kitchen, Now in Nordstrom Rats in the Science Room at Roosevelt High Rats in the Science Room at Roosevelt High Meet Justice Sonia Sotomayor Meet Justice Sonia Sotomayor Ticket scams are costing Texans millions Ticket scams are costing Texans millions Riders stuck at vertical tilt in Austin Riders stuck at vertical tilt in Austin San Antonio Spurs aiming for the No. 1 seed in the 2026-2027 NBA season San Antonio Spurs aiming for the No. 1 seed in the 2026-2027 NBA season Final suspect sentenced in the killing of Simon Cuevas Final suspect sentenced in the killing of Simon Cuevas Texas Officials Issue Early Flood Warning: "There Is Still Time" Texas Officials Issue Early Flood Warning: "There Is Still Time" Why a new San Antonio trauma center could worry the military Why a new San Antonio trauma center could worry the military Wilson County pays $200K to ex-deputy Wilson County pays $200K to ex-deputy ICE protest in Pearsall, TX ICE protest in Pearsall, TX Three big cases, one busy day in Bexar County court Three big cases, one busy day in Bexar County court ICE files detainers for two men charged in fatal New Braunfels crash ICE files detainers for two men charged in fatal New Braunfels crash San Antonio ranks #1 for Gen Z San Antonio ranks #1 for Gen Z Previous video Next video