NORTHWESTERN ENERGY GROUP, INC. Residential energy bills will likely be higher than expected for many who are spending their days at home, rather than at work or school. Customers can see the comparisons provided on their bill that displays usage patterns for the current billing period compared with the previous billing period and the same time last year.
We are ready to answer questions about your energy service and are here to help if you are having difficulty paying your bill. Customers can call 800-245-6977 to speak with a Customer Service Representative.
NorthWestern Energy Customer Service Representatives can provide contact information for programs such as the
Energy saving tips
Turn off lights when you leave a room, or open window shades rather than turning on lights.
Turn down your thermostat a couple degrees, and wear a sweater at home.
Limit screen time and turn off electronics when not in use.
Activate sleep mode when you're away from your computer.
Check your hot water heater's temperature to make sure it's safe and efficient - 120 degrees is plenty.
Check your refrigerator and freezer temperatures to make sure the refrigerator is set between 37 and 40 degrees F and your freezer temperature is between 0 and 5 degrees F.
Check your heating equipment to make sure it is working properly and clean or replace the furnace filters.
Inspect your windows and doors for air leaks. If you see daylight around a door or window frame, then the door or window leaks. Seal up the leaks by caulking, adding weather stripping, or installing a door sweep.
Wrap your hot water tank and install pipe insulation on the first 10 feet of the hot water pipe.
Install low-flow faucet aerators and showerheads.
Replace incandescent light bulbs that are used more than three hours a day with energy-efficient CFLs or LEDs.
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