To help reduce expenses and use electricity more efficiently during the summer, users are encouraged to follow these four key practices:
1.    Regularly inspect and maintain electrical appliances
Appliances such as air conditioners should be cleaned and have their gas systems or other technical components regularly checked. This helps them operate more efficiently and consume less energy.
2.    Turn off or unplug electrical devices when not in use
Reduce the use of air conditioners when not necessary and turn off other electrical appliances when not in use to help save on electricity bills and extend the lifespan of electrical equipment.
3.    Minimize the opening of doors
Avoid keeping doors open for long periods or opening them frequently, especially in rooms using air conditioners or refrigerators, as this can lead to a loss of cool air and increase energy consumption.
4.    Choose energy-efficient appliances
Selecting appliances with energy-saving labels helps reduce electricity use and contributes to a more economical and environmentally responsible lifestyle.