High Sierra Energy Foundation Partners with LADWP to Promote Holiday Energy Savings in the Owens Valley

High Sierra Energy Foundation Partners with LADWP to Promote Holiday Energy Savings in the Owens Valley

The High Sierra Energy Foundation (HSEF) is partnering with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) to bring energy efficiency outreach and education to communities throughout the Owens Valley. Since 2018, the HSEF has worked alongside LADWP to support programs that help customers and businesses in the Eastern Sierra save energy.

This holiday season, the HSEF and LADWP are sharing simple energy-saving tips to help make the season comfortable, cheerful, and efficient.

Tips to Save Energy During the Holidays

• When company’s coming over, lower the thermostat — all those extra people help keep us cozy!
• Cook efficiently with small appliances like slow cookers, toaster ovens, or air fryers instead of your full-size oven.
• Decorating? Choose LED holiday lights and set timers to save overnight.
• Keep the chill out by sealing drafts and closing your fireplace damper once the fire’s out.
• Customers can also visit ladwp.com/save for rebates and offers on smart thermostats, insulation, and other energy-saving upgrades.

The HSEF and LADWP hope these small steps will make it easier to stay comfortable and save energy this season. “We’re excited to partner with LADWP again this year and we hope to help families enjoy the holidays while also helping reduce their energy use,” said Pam Close Bold, Executive Director of the High Sierra Energy Foundation.

Here’s to a wonderful holiday season ahead!

About the High Sierra Energy Foundation

The High Sierra Energy Foundation is a nonprofit organization founded in 2005 and dedicated to promoting energy efficiency and sustainability in the Eastern Sierra. The HSEF has been a trusted partner of LADWP since 2018, delivering energy efficiency programs and outreach initiatives to the Owens Valley. Through education, outreach, and program development, the HSEF strives to help customers, small businesses, and public agencies reduce their environmental impact through energy efficiency and conservation.

For more information about the High Sierra Energy Foundation and its work in the Eastern Sierra, visit HighSierraEnergy.org.

About the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power

The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), the largest municipal water and power utility in the nation, was established more than 100 years ago to deliver reliable, safe water and electricity to almost 4 million residents and businesses in Los Angeles. LADWP has a 8,081 megawatts (MW) of electric capacity and serves an average of more than 399 million gallons of water per day.

For more information about the LADWP’s support of the Owens Valley, visit LADWP.com/EasternSierra. To learn about financial assistance, programs and rebates go to LADWP.com/Residential-Services

News Staff