CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — With the summer heat driving up electricity demand, the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) is urging consumers to adopt simple energy-saving habits to keep their monthly bills from skyrocketing.

NGCP Regional Information Officer Mae Curiano highlighted practical daily adjustments families can make under the campaign "Menos sa konsumo, menos sa gastos!" (Less consumption, less expenses).

1. Wipe down your bulbs

Dust and dirt accumulation can severely dim your lights, often tempting you to turn on additional fixtures. Curiano advises households to safely and thoroughly clean their lightbulbs regularly. Keeping them dust-free ensures maximum brightness without needing extra energy.

2. Make the switch to LED

If you are still using traditional incandescent bulbs, it is time for an upgrade. NGCP highly recommends switching to LED bulbs, which are **75% more economical and energy-efficient** than older models. While they might cost a little more upfront, the long-term savings on your electricity bill are massive.

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Small habits lead to big savings. By simply cleaning your lights and choosing energy-efficient appliances, you can enjoy a cooler, brighter home without breaking the bank this season.

For more energy conservation updates, consumers can visit the official NGCP website or follow their verified social media channels.

An official infographic from the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines outlining summer energy conservation habits, including cleaning light fixtures and switching to efficient LED bulbs.
BRIGHT SAVINGS FOR SUMMER. As electricity demand spikes this season, the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) urges consumers to practice smart energy conservation habits, such as regularly cleaning light fixtures and switching to energy-efficient LED bulbs. According to the official advisory infographic shared by NGCP Regional Information Officer Mae Curiano, shifting to LED lights can be up to 75% more economical than traditional incandescent bulbs—proving that less consumption truly means fewer expenses. Photo Courtesy of NGCP