Sponsored Content

❄️ Don’t let winter freeze your energy budget

When the cold weather hits, you can stay comfortable with these energy-saving solutions that can help lower your bill.

Sponsored by
Worker stands in front of AES Indiana truck

These cold weather tips will keep your wallet happy.

Photo provided by AES Indiana

While winter in Indianapolis brings cozy charm, it can also mean higher energy bills as temperatures drop.

Keep your home warm without breaking the bank with these tips from AES Indiana:

  • Install a programmable or Wi-Fi-enabled thermostat and save up to $180 annually, plus rebates.
  • Seal air leaks and add insulation for up to 10% savings.
  • Have your chimney cleaned and inspected regularly.

Heating and cooling account for 56% of home energy usage — don’t let that money go to waste.

More from INDYtoday
In addition to wild geese that fly with the moon on their wings, these are a few of my favorite things — that are hyperspecific to Indianapolis.
What’s there to do in Indianapolis when you’re an introvert? We’ve cooked up a few ways you can get out on the town while staying in your comfort zone.
Dining in Indy is always a fresh experience with new restaurants popping up all the time — and more on the way.
Get your sweat on with something a little less common than your standard HIIT or yoga class.
Whether you’re looking to save money, improve your physical fitness, or something else, find the resources you need to stick to your New Year’s resolutions in 2026.
At these 10 miniature art galleries in the Indy area, you can take a piece of art or leave one for your neighbors to love.
Explore the options for giving your old tree new life, from dropping it off to be turned into mulch to creating a wildlife haven in your yard.
Fellow stargazers, consult our chart for a few spots around Indy to escape the light pollution of the city and look to the sky.
Bookmark this guide for a curated list of events taking place each month that we’re most looking forward to.
According to the library’s data, you couldn’t get enough of these books last year. See which titles you missed, plus staff picks.