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A Colorado woman was shocked when she tried to turn down her thermostat from a blistering 79 degrees, only to receive a warning from her energy company that the power grid was too stressed.
Xcel Energy has faced recent backlash over its Saver's Switch program, which credits customers $40 for allowing the company to automatically cycle out air conditioning during extremely hot days to conserve power grid capacity.
Kyri Baker, an assistant professor of civil, environmental and architectural engineering at the University of Colorado Boulder, told local NBC affiliate 9 News that she wanted to participate in the program to help the grid but now feels she is being penalized.