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What could save Arizona tens of millions in annual customer and infrastructure costs? Residential pool pumps.
If Arizona Public Service and Salt River Project customers were to schedule pool pump operations at midday instead of at night, it could shift up to 820 MW into off-peak tariffs, ASU researchers said.
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If Arizona Public Service and Salt River Project customers were to schedule pool pump operations at midday instead of at night, it could shift up to 820 MW into off-peak tariffs, ASU researchers said. Vladimir Abdelnour is an energy researcher and Nathan Johnson is professor and director of the Laboratory for Energy And Power Solutions at Arizona State University. LEAPS works at the intersection of technology, business models, and policy to accelerate energy innovations to implementation and scale.
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