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Wondering what to set your thermostat to in the summer to save energy and stay cool? Here's what experts have to say.

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Arizonans rely on air conditioner to survive the summer months, but the bills can be huge. Here's what temperature to set your thermostat to be cool.

The ideal temperature to keep your thermostat at during the summer is 78 degrees, according to various energy companies, including New York's Rochester Gas and Electric Corp. and National Grid.