LINCOLN – Nebraskans are no strangers to severe weather. Nebraska Severe Weather Awareness Week, March 25-29, serves as an important reminder for our community to prepare for storms to strike. Throughout the week, LES will offer tips to prepare for severe weather and potential storm-related power outages through its social media channels and website.
Before the next storm strikes, follow these steps to help ensure you are prepared if the power goes out:
- Create a...
LINCOLN — A nationwide study revealed that Lincoln Electric System’s rates continue to rank among the lowest in the country based on 2022 data. LES’ annual Competitive Market Study determined that the utility ranked 1st for the lowest residential all-in price and 8th best for the lowest average all-in price among 87 cities surveyed nationwide when including all retail sectors, said Joe Cocklin, manager, LES Rates & Analytics. The study is a comprehensive report of...
LINCOLN — Lincoln Electric System has received multiple reports from customers of an uptick in scams in the LES service area. LES encourages customers to stay alert for scams to protect themselves and their sensitive personal information.
“Scammers are constantly seeking new ways to trick residents, typically at a financial loss to the customer,” said Lisa Hale, LES vice president of Customer Services. “Pay attention to who is sending you emails or texts, and...
LINCOLN — Lincoln Electric System announces that $2.5 million in incentives is available in 2024 for residential and business customers making energy-efficiency improvements through the utility’s Sustainable Energy Program. Since 2009, LES’ Sustainable Energy Program, or SEP, has offered financial incentives to promote energy efficiency, reduce wasted energy and provide customers with options to take a more active role in helping manage electricity demand for the entire service area.
“Helping the community invest in energy...
LINCOLN — Lincoln Electric System continues to see high electric use due to the extreme cold temperatures. To keep bills low, LES recommends that customers consider energy-saving tips in their homes and businesses to limit their electricity usage.
“Small lifestyle changes can translate into energy and cost savings on a customer’s bill,” said Paul Crist, vice president of Energy Delivery. “We want customers to know how to positively impact their bill, especially during prolonged periods...