Published: September 21, 2018

THE TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY IS SEEING HIGHER THAN NORMAL POWER DEMAND HEADING INTO THE START OF FALL WITH TEMPERATURES CLIMBING INTO THE 90S AGAIN THIS WEEK AND WITH MUCH HIGHER HUMIDITY THAN NORMAL ACROSS THE VALLEY.  ACCORDING TO A PRESS RELEASE, TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE SOUTHEAST ARE 8-10 DEGREES ABOVE NORMAL AND THE T-V-A IS ENCOURAGING THE USE OF SUMMER ENERGY SAVING TIPS UNTIL FALL TEMPERATURES ARRIVE. LAWRENCEBURG UTILITY SYSTEMS TOOK TO SOCIAL MEDIA TO REMIND CUSTOMERS THAT DURING THE HIGH TEMPERATURES TRY TO CONSERVE POWER IF POSSIBLE AND NOTED THAT BY RAISING THERMOSTATS JUST 3 DEGREES CAN HELP LOWER UTILITY BILLS BY 3 PERCENT.  FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TIPS GO TO TVA.GOV OR L-BURG-U-S.COM.