Current | LES Customer Newsletter Current - March 2019 | Page 2

Cut cost — not comfort — with
LES PEAK REWARDS
Earn up to $50 from LES!
With our new Peak Rewards program, you can contribute to making our
electric system more efficient and earn along the way!
Internet-connected thermostats make it easy and convenient to manage
your energy use. You can adjust your thermostat on the go or set an
automatic schedule optimizing your energy usage based on your routine.
By signing up with the LES Peak Rewards program, you’ll receive additional rewards for being a smart energy user.
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE
Peak Rewards is open to any residential or small commercial customer with an internet-connected thermostat (from
Nest, Honeywell, Lux, Nest, Radio Thermostat, Sensi or others) controlling their central air-conditioning system.
HOW IT WORKS
Enrolling your device in the program will allow LES to make brief, limited adjustments (never more than 3 degrees
above your current temperature) to your thermostat during times of peak summer electric demand, June 1-Sept. 30.
You can opt out of the adjustments from your thermostat, mobile device or web app.
REWARDS
Enroll and earn a $25 Amazon e-gift card now! For every year you participate, you will receive a $25 bill credit after the
close of each program year.
Help us manage energy more efficiently without sacrificing comfort — and help LES keep electric costs low. Visit
LESPeakRewards.com to view approved internet-connected thermostats and join today.
Nebraska Severe Weather Awareness Week • March 24-30
Before severe weather strikes, make sure you’re prepared in
case the power goes out!
Update your information with LES. Our outage call
management system, LES PowerLine, matches your phone
number to your service address. Make sure to keep your
information up to date so you don’t report an outage at an
old address. Visit LES.com/report-outage to update your
information today.
Put together a basic emergency kit. Start with the essentials:
food (bottled water and non-perishable food items), light
(flashlight or lantern) and a way to stay informed (a battery-
operated radio or TV). Extra batteries are encouraged!
Know how to report an outage. LES has two ways for you to
report an outage: online at LES.com/report or over the phone
via PowerLine at 888.365.2412. During an outage, preserve
battery life on your laptop, tablet or smartphone to stay up to
date on power restoration.