October 30, 2024
Interested in saving energy and money this winter? Make plans now to attend one of Starkville Utilities’ free EnergyRight workshops on Nov. 6 and 7.
During interactive workshops, you’ll learn about weatherstripping, insulation, HVAC maintenance, lighting management and other do-it-yourself strategies to lower bills. Participants who complete home energy surveys also will receive free energy starter kits valued at $40.
“Our seasonal EnergyRight workshops are great opportunities to engage with the community and help our customers better manage their heating and cooling expenses,” said Edward Kemp, Starkville Utilities general manager. “In just an hour’s time, you’ll learn a variety of strategies to improve your home’s energy efficiency and save money year-round.”
Six EnergyRight workshops are open to the public at these locations and times:
Wednesday, Nov. 6 | ||
11 a.m. | Emerson Discovery Center | 1504 Louisville St. |
5 p.m. | First Presbyterian Church | 307 University Dr. |
6:30 p.m. | Starkville Sportsplex Annex Bldg | 405 Lynn Lane |
Thursday, Nov. 7 | ||
11 a.m. | Starkville Sportsplex Annex Bldg | 405 Lynn Lane |
12:30 p.m. | Starkville Sportsplex Annex Bldg | 405 Lynn Lane |
5:15 p.m. | Episcopal Church | 105 N. Montgomery |
In addition to adult workshops, Starkville Utilities is partnering with local schools and community groups to help students learn how they can save energy at home.
Through its EnergyRight partnership with TVA, Starkville Utilities offers several energy-saving incentives and solutions for residential customers, including free home energy audits. For a limited time, customers can complete a free Home Energy Assessment and receive a customized efficiency report, an energy-saving kit and a $10 home improvement gift card from EnergyRight.
"Starkville Utilities is committed to providing our customers with the tools and resources they need to make informed decisions about their energy usage,” said Kemp. “By attending these workshops and taking advantage of our free home energy assessments, you can significantly reduce your energy costs and contribute to a more sustainable future."
Starkville Utilities is a municipally owned and operated electric and water utility, serving more than 14,000 residences, businesses and industries in Starkville as well as the state’s largest institution of higher learning, Mississippi State University.