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Ambit Energy Winter Savings Guide

Posted by: Javier Vilchis | 12/07/2022 at 03:57 PM



Winter Energy Guide

Tips for saving energy and money

It’s the season for friends and family to come together, and the chilly weather also comes with higher usage. But just a few simple tips can help keep your company cozy and your budget on track no matter how chilly it gets.


Around your space: Small habits and updates can help make your home more energy efficient and save on electricity.

Lower your thermostat

Lower your thermostat

for longer stretches of time will reduce your overall energy use. Consider keeping your thermostat as low as comfortable, especially when you’re not home.

ceiling fans

Run your ceiling fans clockwise

on low will push heat down and circulate the warm air. Seal your doors and windows with caulk or weatherstrips to reduce air from getting in our out.

Seal your doors and windows

Seal your doors and windows

Seal your doors and windows with caulk or weatherstrips to reduce air from getting in our out.

Let In Light

Let in light

Leave your window blinds or curtains open during the day to let the sun warm your home naturally. Close them at night to keep the cold out.

Change or clean your filters

Change or clean your filters

Change or clean your filters to help airflow and heat circulate efficiently and keep you warm all winter long.

Clear the space around

Keep vents clutter-free

Clear the space around heating vents to help better circulate the warm air.


Budget Resources: More ways we can help you control your space and electricity bill

MAA Graph

You can always see how much energy you’re using in your MyAmbit account. Your usage history gives you a snapshot down to the hour so you know the best times to adjust your thermostat.

call us

If you need extra time with a bill, please call us at (877) 282-6248, M-SU, 7 am – 10 pm CT. And if you or someone you know could use bill-payment assistance, please visit 211texas.org or call 2-1-1 to find programs in your area.


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