Greenville Utilities Commission, NC

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❓ Wondering why your power bill is sometimes the same or higher when you weren’t home as much as normal? Your home is still using energy while you’re away. Heating and cooling systems, for example, will still run in order to keep up with what we have our thermostats to set to. 🏠 On average, HVAC systems make up approximately 50% of our household energy use. During the winter, heat pump systems only need to be adjusted when you’re away from home for more than four days in order to see energy savings benefits. Visit https://www.guc.com/winter-tips for winter savings tips. (opens in a new window)

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🎈 We appreciate linemen Timmy, Chandler, Hunter, and Holden for helping us share this year’s Valentine’s Day PSA. 💕 Balloon-related power outages significantly increase nation-wide around Valentine’s Day more than any other time of year. Help us show some love to our power lines by keeping metallic balloons properly secured. (opens in a new window)

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We’re proud to join utilities from across the nation in celebrating Smart Energy Provider Week with the American Public Power Association. Thanks to teams in each of our departments, GUC continues to earn the SEP designation for the communities we serve! GUC is one of 125 public power utilities across the country that received the designation (out of 2,000 nationwide), which recognizes a utility’s commitment to and proficiency in energy efficiency, distributed generation, renewable energy, and environmental initiatives. Check it out! https://www.publicpower.org/event/smart-energy-provider-week (opens in a new window)

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✨ Celebrating Thomas Edison’s Birthday by looking back . . . on March 20, 1905, Greenville flipped the switch on downtown streetlights during a one‑hour test, and GUC was born as Greenville’s first “Water and Light Commission.” This was an exciting milestone in Greenville’s history and #NCpublicpower! Edison’s work on lighting and power changed everyday life, and innovation in energy technology continues to evolve faster than ever. Drop a 💡 if you’ve switched to LEDs and share your top energy savings tip with us! You can learn more about Edison here (opens in a new window)

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🌬️ Brrr! Cold temps mean higher energy use! Stay warm and informed with our February eConnections that talks cold temps, engineers week, a recent utility scam tactic, and more. #EnergySavings #StayWarm (opens in a new window)

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Our Water Treatment Plant team hosts numerous tours each year, and the last week of January they welcomed 100 Greenville, N.C. Fire/Rescue personnel for a series of 18 special visits over three days. We value our strong partnership with GFR, and these tours are just one of the many ways we maintain open communication and work together to better support each other. (opens in a new window)

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Greenville Utilities is conducting a customer survey as part of our strategic plan update, and we are asking customers to weigh in with their feedback (it takes less than 5 minutes). We invite you to share your thoughts on GUC’s services and what you would like to see from GUC in the coming years. We invite you to share your thoughts on GUC’s services and what you would like to see from GUC in the coming years. 🏠 The survey is intended to capture one set of responses per household. Your input is appreciated! GUC is a not-for-profit, community owned utility that works in the best interests of our community, not shareholders. ➡️ The survey is up and running on our website through March 9th. guc.com/news/strategic-plan-community-survey (opens in a new window)

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💡 Need to report a streetlight outage? ☎️ Find out how to get in touch with the right person at GUC by visiting our Contact Us page, because knowledge is power. guc.com/contact-us (opens in a new window)

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Wondering why your bill is higher when you did not adjust your thermostat? We have answers #winter #WinterSavings #EnergySavings (opens in a new window)

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2/5 @9:20 PM - Power has been restored along Dickinson Avenue. 2/5 @ 9:15 PM - Our crews are working to restore power safely and quickly. The outage was caused by a grounded wire. Thank you and we will keep you updated as more information becomes available. 2/5 @ 7:59 PM - We currently have an outage of approximately 900 along Dickinson Avenue. It is estimated to take several hours to restore. We will keep you updated with more information as it becomes available. (opens in a new window)

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Show some love to our power lines this Valentine’s Day! Remember to keep metallic balloons secured to help prevent outages. 💡💕 #ValentinesDay #SafetyFirst https://t.co/obOcyt9BZm (opens in a new window)

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Did you know that GUC is a public, not-for-profit utility governed by a Board of Commissioners? Check out the facts and learn more about your GUC Board on our About Us page ➡️ https://t.co/RTuSnvIKg8 #NCpublicpower #publicpower https://t.co/CPHTJmb4fO (opens in a new window)

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Should I be home when my services are connected? Check out these safety tips for utility service connections, disconnects and transfers https://t.co/H19RMIj2AJ (opens in a new window)

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❄️ Due to hazardous driving conditions, Greenville Utilities offices will open at 10 A.M. on Thursday, February 5th. ❄️ Our crews remain on standby if needed, and you can still take care of GUC business on our website, https://t.co/U8ReWjly1K. https://t.co/zUPmspVS8h (opens in a new window)

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RT @NWSMoreheadCity: Light ice accretion is possible tonight/early Thurs morning everywhere except the OBX, Mainland Dare, & Downeast Carte… (opens in a new window)

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❗WATER CUSTOMERS- We're seeing higher than normal H20 demand due to weather-related leaks. Please check plumbing for any possible leaks caused by the extreme cold. Your quick action can help us manage our water system more effectively. ➡️ More info https://t.co/HSXDteAXCk https://t.co/Wrz5xvFBYl (opens in a new window)

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❄️ Greenville Utilities offices will remain closed on Tuesday, February 3rd, and will reopen at 10 A.M.on Wednesday, February 4th. ❄️ Our crews remain on standby if needed, and you can still take care of GUC business on our website, https://t.co/U8ReWjl0cc. https://t.co/YTGGExUkAV (opens in a new window)

2 weeks ago

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ENERGY ALERT 4:52pm 2/1/26 - Our wholesale power provider has directed us to ask customers to conserve energy over the next 12-24 hours to mitigate the risk of controlled outages. To learn more click here: https://t.co/PSvyH1B1d8 https://t.co/tNKOOg0Ev2 (opens in a new window)

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RT @DukeEnergy: Duke Energy is urging customers in the Carolinas to reduce energy use during periods of peak demand on Monday, Feb. 2, from… (opens in a new window)

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RT @NCEmergency: Stay safe while shoveling️! Push the snow instead of lifting it whenever possible. Clear all snow off the roof, hood, and… (opens in a new window)

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