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The program also provides guidance on steps to take if state grid reliability is at risk. The program has four color-coded energy conservation levels, guiding customers to use simple conservation tips linked to the anticipated demand for energy. The new conservation program is part of a community-wide “Beat the Heat” partnership to raise awareness about how everyone can stay safe, conserve energy and water, and save money, CPS Energy officials said.Set thermostats 2 to 3 degrees higher; set programmable thermostats to higher temperatures when no one is home. CPS Energy says the optimum energy-saving temperature is 78 degrees.Set pool pumps to run early morning or overnight; shutoff from 2:00-7:00 p.m.