US EditionNew Jersey Governor Calls for Adjusting Electricity Usage to Cope with High Temperatures | Murphy
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Heat pushes electricity consumption up due to air conditioners: it is advised to turn on powerful appliances during the dayElectricity consumption in Ukraine has increased by 5.4% due to the active use of air conditioners. NPC "Ukrenergo" calls for shifting the use of powerful electrical appliances to daytime, from 10:00 to 18:00.
Since the beginning of summer, New Jersey has continued to experience high temperatures. Governor Phil Murphy recently posted on the social platform X, calling on residents to take energy-saving measures, including setting air conditioners to 76°F to 78°F (about 24℃ to 26℃) to reduce the burden on the power grid and lower electricity bills. According to the US Department of Energy, air conditioning accounts for about 12% of total household elect…
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