KUB (Knoxville Utilities Board) has announced a return to normal operations following a period of heightened electricity demand due to extremely cold temperatures. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), which operates the regional power grid, is also reverting to standard operations after experiencing similar demand increases.
The public had been urged to conserve energy to help maintain the regional electricity supply during the cold snap. These requests have now been lifted, though consumers are still encouraged to conserve energy when feasible.
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“We appreciate the efforts of our customers who helped alleviate the situation through voluntary conservation measures,” stated Gabriel J. Bolas II, KUB President and CEO.
For more updates, visit the [KUB News Section](https://kub.org).
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TVA Urges Energy Conservation Amid Cold Snap
The Tennessee Valley Authority has asked the Knoxville Utilities Board and other local power companies to encourage customers to conserve electricity due to increased demand from cold weather. Gabriel J. Bolas, CEO of KUB, thanked customers for their cooperation in helping to reduce the strain on the grid. Suggested conservation measures include lowering thermostats, delaying the use of large appliances, reducing business lighting, and avoiding non-essential electricity use. For more tips, customers can visit KUB’s website at www.KUB.org.