Your Public Servant

When the economy is in trouble, it’s nice to know there’s a business in the neighborhood that is owned and operated by people who live nearby.

That business is your public power system.

The utility that keeps your lights turned on is working hard during these tough times to keep your electricity rates as low as possible. Like the other 2,000 public power systems around the country, yours is not-for-profit, and it’s run by the people it serves.

So local people are making the decisions about your utility, which is part of your local government. It operates as a public service institution.

Just ask Focus on Energy

Do homes really emit twice the carbon dioxide of cars? In what ways can you save energy and money at home and work?

Now you can learn the answers to these questions and more – just ask Focus on Energy!