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Lake Country Power offers a variety of electric heating and cooling options to fit the needs of your home, cabin or business.

These Energy Wise® programs are offered at a reduced rate to help lower your energy bills. Each program varies in the way it heats and cools, so you can choose the method that best meets your needs.

 

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 — Off Peak members mark your calendars —

Wednesday, October 7, 2020

Each fall the transition is made from LCP's Off-Peak summer strategy to its winter strategy. What does that mean to you? If you participate in the Off Peak ETS (Electric Thermal Storage) program through LCP, your heating system will begin being curtailed (interrupted) each day during peak hours (typically 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. depending on your system). Note: this seasonal change does not affect Dual Fuel and Freedom Heat members, nor water heating program participants.

Thank you for your participation in these money-saving programs!

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Off-Peak Heating

Off-peak electric heat systems convert electricity into heat during "off-peak" hours (usually at night). The stored heat is distributed later, as needed, to heat your home 24 hours a day.

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Dual Fuel Heating

The dual fuel heating program allows you to combine electric and non-electric heating sources to provide you another great alternative for your heating needs. If you have a backup heating system that is capable of heating your entire home or business, along with electric heat as your primary source, you can bank on the savings and security of two systems.

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Heat Pumps

Heat and cool with one technology! Ground source heat pumps are stand-alone systems that provide whole-house heating and cooling by utilizing heat present in the earth. Air source heat pumps draw their properties from the outside or inside air to heat or cool your home.

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Water Heating

Lake Country Power's off-peak water heating program provides a low-cost water heating option for your home or business. A minimum of a 100-gallon electric water heater is required. The water heater is energized or "turned on" for a minimum of eight hours per day, generally between 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.

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Interruptible Air Conditioning

You can get cost-effective cool comfort all summer long while helping reduce demand for electricity and control power costs with our cycled air conditioning program. The cycled air conditioning program is controlled similarly to dual fuel heating, with the exception of control times. A central air conditioning system is required to qualify for the program.

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Program & Rate Information

See Lake Country Power rates and information for special heating and cooling programs. Call 800-421-9959, press #6, for questions or details.

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What Is Off-Peak Heating?

Dual fuel message for members

Federal Tax Credits: Be sure to ask your building contractor about federal tax credits that may apply to you.

Important: Please read this reminder if you plan to use our load management / Energy Wise programs.