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Use cold water setting on your clothes washer and run only full loads.  This way your water heater doesn't have to work as hard and you save water in general.

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Below is a list of frequently asked questions to help answer questions you may have.

FAQ
Why does my bill show a demand charge and an energy charge?
Why does my bill show a demand charge and an energy charge? Larger customers are charged both an energy cha...
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What is the progress of the new wind turbine being installed East of Waverly?
Since February 2009, Waverly Light and Power has been working with multiple agencies to resolve legalit...
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How can I save money when buying a new water heater?
I need a new water heater.  Do you offer incentives? Waverly Light and Power offers an incentive on s...
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Is My Furnace Energy Efficient?
Greg Zars, Waverly Light and Power's Energy Services Specialist, explains how you can tell if your furnace i...
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My home is fairly new, what can I do to improve electrical efficiency?
My home is fairly new, what can I do to improve electrical efficiency? •  Review age of appliance...
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Report a Street Light Problem
There is a street light out in my neighborhood . . . what should I do? Waverly Light and Power appreci...
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Do I need to have my underground utilities located?
I am planning a project that requires digging. Do I really need to have my underground utilities located? &...
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How can I save money on installing new insulation?
I am considering adding insulation to my home.  What does Waverly Light and Power sugges...
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Established in 1904, Waverly Light and Power is a municipally owned electric utility that now serves more than 4,600 customers in and around Waverly. In 1993, Waverly Light and Power became the first public power system in the Midwest to own and operate wind generation, positioning the utility as a national leader in renewable energy. Managed by a trusteeship, Waverly Light and Power is committed to energy efficiency, and is the recipient of numerous state and national awards.

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