NAEC CEO gives tips on conserving energy during heat wave

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The first heat wave of the summer is continuing with Sunday and Monday being the two hottest afternoons of the year so far in the Twin Lakes Area. With the heat, residents may be concerned about energy usage and its cost.

North Arkansas Electric Cooperative Chief Executive Officer Mel Coleman says members will be in better shape financially if they can reduce their energy demand.

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Coleman says one of the main concerns members has is any possibility the heat will cause a repeat of February 2021.

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There is a caveat to Coleman’s prediction. He says the hot weather has just begun, and there’s no way to know for sure what lies ahead.

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Coleman says right now, the biggest concern is the price of energy usage.

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Anyone seeking more information can contact the cooperative at 870-895-3221.

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