Twin Valleys Public Power District experiences another record
On Thursday, July 29th, Twin Valleys Public Power District eclipsed its previous record peak demand. Between 6pm and 7pm the demand reached 42, 821 kW (estimated) and no equipment overloads or low voltage was experienced in our district.
Twin Valleys Public Power District has worked hard the past few years to upgrade its system to handle these types of situations. More upgrades are planned over the next few years to be ready for the expected increase in demand in the future.
On these hot summer days it is best to conserve electricity between the hours of 4pm and 8pm when the highest demand is usually experienced. By not doing a few chores around the house like washing & drying clothes, running the dishwasher, and turning up your thermostat on the air conditioner can go a long way to keeping the demand down on these days and helping to keep your rates lower.
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