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The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for locations in our service area from Saturday afternoon to Sunday morning, with southeast to southwest winds forecasted including gusts up to 50 mph.

We have been watching the forecast closely and preparing for stormy weather. Our Emergency Coordination Center and local storm bases are staffed and ready to open and crews will deploy with assignments as it’s safe to do so.

We know how disruptive power outages can be. We appreciate your patience and will be working to restore power as quickly as we safely can. 

As we prepare for storm conditions, we encourage our customers to do the same: 

  • Make sure to have emergency supplies on hand at home and in your vehicle, such as extra batteries, flashlights, food and blankets 
  • Have a battery-powered radio ready to go 
  • Charge cell phones and mobile devices in case the power goes out 
 

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Safety first.

  • Never touch or go within 35 feet of downed power lines because they might be energized. Call PSE at 1-888-225-5773 or 911 to report problems.

  • If you’re using portable heaters, keep them away from furniture, draperies and other flammable materials.

  • Always use flashlights instead of candles.

  • Be aware of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning:

    • Never install or use a generator indoors or in enclosed or partially-enclosed areas, even those that are ventilated. When using your generator outdoors during a power outage, avoid placing it near windows, doors and vents. More generator safety tips: pse.com/en/pages/generator-safety  
    • Never use a natural gas range for heating, or charcoal as an indoor heating or cooking source.
    • Additional carbon monoxide safety information: pse.com/en/pages/carbon-monoxide

  • Never charge your phone or other devices in a running vehicle with the garage door closed.

  • Make sure that natural gas appliances are maintained and operated according to manufacturer recommendations.

Efficiency Boost

Informational
LIMITED TIME HEAT PUMP OFFER
For a limited time, PSE has increased the rebate on heat pumps and hybrid heat pumps to $2,900 for income-qualified customers when you partner with one of our Recommended Energy Professionals (REP)..

Offer good 9/01/25 - 10/17/25.

"The service provided was excellent and the insulation that went into my attic has made my house so much cooler this summer. What a difference. Thank you for making my life better."
– PSE Efficiency Boost customer

Did you know that approximately 50% of PSE customers are eligible for increased rebate amounts through the Efficiency Boost program? Efficiency Boost offers higher rebates on energy-efficient upgrades to income-qualified customers. We want to help you improve the comfort and efficiency of your home without breaking the bank so you can lower your bill long term. 

We also have increased income-qualified discounts available for EV Home Chargers  and Home Battery systems.

The first step is to fill out the form below to quickly check if you qualify for Efficiency Boost increased rebates.


See if you're eligible!

Find out if you qualify before applying for a rebate. Just provide your household's gross monthly income, number of people in your household and the county where you live. After you check if you're eligible, you will see what cost-saving rebates are available for you.

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This is an estimate of program eligibility. PSE does not save or share the information provided. Please apply or enroll to confirm that you qualify.

  • Learn more about our income guidelines

    Enrollment is available to qualifying residential PSE customers only.

    View the full per-county income table for the PSE Efficiency Boost program.

    For example: If you live in Kittitas County, have a household size of 3 persons, and a gross monthly income of $6,000 you are eligible for Efficiency Boost incentives. If you live in Kittitas County, have a household size of 3 persons, and a gross monthly income of $8,000, you are not eligible for Efficiency Boost incentives.

    Household income means the combined income of all household members age 18 or older*. Income includes all gross wages, tips, rental income, public assistance, social s security or pensions, income from self-employment, alimony, or any other source of income defined by the IRS income tax return.

    *All persons count toward the household size regardless of their age or whether they currently have an income.

Still have questions? Contact a PSE Energy Advisor at 1-800-562-1482 or by using this form 
to learn more about eligibility and benefits.

Ask an Energy Advisor

For personalized advice, contact an Energy Advisor

Or call, 1-800-562-1482

Download the Efficiency Boost flyer.

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