Category: Blog
Category: Blog
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Made a Energy Efficiency Upgrade in 2023? You may be eligible for a tax credit
If you haven’t filed your 2023 taxes yet, don’t forget that various home energy efficiency upgrades that you made in 2023 may be eligible for federal tax credits. ENERGY STAR-certified equipment purchased and installed between Jan. 1, 2023, and Dec. 31, 2032 are eligible, and customers can file for them as part of their annual federal…
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Fill the Air with Love on Valentine’s Day, Not Metallic Balloons
Valentine’s Day is here and Kissimmee Utility Authority is warning residents about the public safety risks associated with helium-filled Mylar or metallic balloons. More metallic balloons are sold on Valentine’s Day than any other holiday and, not surprisingly, it’s also the same day that utilities across the country experience numerous metallic balloon-related power outages. Metallic…
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Warm Holiday Greetings and a Special Gift Inside!
Warm holiday greetings from all of us at Kissimmee Utility Authority (KUA)! As the festive season unfolds, we want to express our sincere gratitude for the trust you’ve shown us throughout the year. Your confidence in KUA inspires us to continue providing reliable utility services to your homes and businesses. May this holiday season bring…
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It’s easy to estimate the cost of your next bill
Our customer portal, www.my.kua.com, has a new feature that can help you save money. You can now view your consumption in dollars and cents as well as kilowatt-hours of electricity. Dollars and cents is a language everyone understands! You can also set up text and/or email alerts once you reach a certain dollar amount threshold of…
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A Taste of Diversity: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage at Kissimmee Utility Authority
Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of the Hispanic community in the United States. In Central Florida, the Hispanic community plays a vital role in shaping the region’s cultural landscape and workforce. At the Kissimmee Utility Authority, we take immense pride in our diverse team, representing various…
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My summer internship experience
Carlos Diaz was an intern with KUA during the summer of 2023 I am grateful to have been given the opportunity for an internship during the summer at KUA (Kissimmee Utility Authority). The experience was exactly what I needed to give myself the idea of an office job work environment. My internship role was being…
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Calling all K-5 Student Artists in Osceola County!
Kissimmee Utility Authority invites Osceola County students to showcase their artistic expression to promote energy conservation in the utility’s 30th Annual Calendar Art Contest. The annual contest is open to Osceola County students enrolled in Kindergarten through fifth grade, including public, charter, private, and homeschooled students. Using their artistic inspiration, students can paint or draw…
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10 Back to School Energy/Safety Tips
Osceola County Schools reopened this month, which means an estimated 70,000 young adults have returned to the classroom to begin the 2023-2024 school year. As families settle into their busy school routines and after-school routines at home, there are a few fundamental electrical safety and energy conservation tips to keep in mind.
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Peak Hurricane Season Approaching
While hurricane season runs June 1 through Nov. 30, its peak usually arrives halfway through the season in early September, with most hurricane activity occurring mid-August through mid-October. The timing of last year’s late-season hurricanes demonstrates the fact that a hurricane can come at any point during the season. Hurricanes Ian and Nicole came nearly…