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Watt's Happening

Empower yourself with savings ideas! From new energy-saving tricks to sustainability tips, we're here to help keep your bill low. Learn more about energy usage from our Watt’s Team.

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‘Tis the season to trim your energy bill

Energy-efficient holiday décor ideas

3 tips to make your holiday decorations festive and budget-friendly:

  1. Brighter savings: Outdoor lights, pre-lit trees and other décor consume 80-90% less electricity and last 10 times longer when using LED lights. 
  2. Non-electric decorations: Choose battery and solar-powered LED lights, wreaths and ribbons – they charge by day and illuminate by night, reducing your energy use and carbon footprint.
  3. Timers and power strips: Manage how long your décor stays on by using LED lights with automated timers and remote controls. Or use power strips to turn off multiple devices at once.

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Watt's Happening Residential

5 Savings Tips for Holiday Hosting

Cooking large meals and hosting guests over the holidays doesn't have to spike your energy bill! Level up your holiday savings with our quick, easy-to-implement tips. Use our free House of Savings augmented reality experience game to find ways to save on your everyday expenses. Plus, get personalized insights on your energy consumption with our free Energy Manager tool.

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Unmasking Energy Phantom Users: 5 Culprits to Conquer with Spook-tacular Tips

Are unseen energy drains secretly lurking in your home? Fall is a great time to unmask phantom energy users. These stealthy culprits are silently consuming electricity even when your devices seem turned off. Unmask their ghostly presence and learn practical solutions to save on your energy usage. 

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Watt's Happening Business

‘Tis the season to trim your energy bill

Energy-efficient holiday décor ideas

3 tips to make your holiday decorations festive and budget-friendly:

  1. Brighter savings: Outdoor lights, pre-lit trees and other décor consume 80-90% less electricity and last 10 times longer when using LED lights. 
  2. Non-electric decorations: Choose battery and solar-powered LED lights, wreaths and ribbons – they charge by day and illuminate by night, reducing your energy use and carbon footprint.
  3. Timers and power strips: Manage how long your décor stays on by using LED lights with automated timers and remote controls. Or use power strips to turn off multiple devices at once.

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Meet the Watt's Team

The Watt’s Happening Team has got you covered with energy- and money-saving tips to help lower your energy bill. 

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Jodie Eldridge

Manager

NextEra Energy

Wildlife Group

Specialties:

Wind

Solar

Natural Gas

Wildlife Conservation

Eric Schwartz

Manager

FPL Aerial Intelligence

Response Group

Specialties:

Engineering

Technology

Smart Grids

Reliability

Antonio "Tony" Porto

Senior Business Rep FPL

Specialties:

Logistics

Business

Energy Management

Andre A. Sowerby-Thomas

Safety Lead

FPL Home Energy Solutions

Specialties:

Residential

Energy Education

Energy Safety

Meter Reading

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