SWPPD Blog

            It’s almost time to throw open the windows and welcome warm spring weather. It’s also time to invest in a few springtime upgrades that will keep your house more comfortable and help you do your part to use energy wisely. Read More

            It’s not every day that a power line in your neighborhood falls to the ground. So most of us have very little experience when it comes to dealing with one when it does. Read More

You and the farmers in your community each has something the other one needs during this pandemic. Families are cooking at home more often, so they need fresh produce and meat. And farmers—and anyone who is trying to stay in business while everyone is limiting trips to the store—need your support to keep their heads above water. Read More

After a long winter of quarantining, homeschooling and teleworking while everyone was at home full time, it’s time for the mother of all spring cleanings. Read More

When the whole family is spending more time at home, an endless supply of dirty dishes seems to show up in the sink and in the dishwasher every day. Read More

            One of the easiest ways to warm up your home during the late winter and early spring: Open the window drapes. Read More

            Nearly every day of March is a day to celebrate, according to the people who make lists of fun monthly observances. Here are some for March that go hand-in-hand with energy savings. Read More

            You don’t have to crank up the thermostat to stay warm indoors this winter. Try these easy strategies to stay warm without sending your energy bill through the roof: Read More

A mid-winter getaway seems like a dream during a pandemic, but if your family has found a safe destination and is heading out of town for a couple of weeks, leave the heat on at home. Read More

            It’s tempting to do maintenance and simple repairs on large appliances like the refrigerator, dishwasher and washing machine. Beyond the safety risk that comes with touching electrical components, however, are some practical red flags. Read More