HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WAVY) — Although Dominion Energy has suspended disconnections for nonpayment in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, the company will still charge customers for energy used during that time, officials say.
Dominion will work with customers on a case-by-case basis to help them get their accounts current, but are reminding people of what they can do to keep their energy bills low during the COVID-19 crisis.
- Reduce the amount of time air conditioning and heating systems are run by opening windows or using a fan as much as possible
- Make sure heating and air conditioning units are serviced properly to keep them running efficiently
- Make sure air ducts are properly connected to vents in the home
- Limit the amount electronic devices (like gaming systems) are used to save energy
- Turn off lights when they are not in use
- Limit the amount of hot water used
- Cook outside on the grill often — limiting oven use will keep homes cooler and grilling doesn’t use electricity
Visit Dominion’s website for more energy saving tips.
Photo courtesy: Dominion Energy 
Photo courtesy: Dominion Energy 
Photo courtesy: Dominion Energy 
Photo courtesy: Dominion Energy
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