A watt saved is a penny earned during 'peak demand' weather events
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*August 30, 2024
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A watt saved is a penny earned during 'peak demand' weather events
Washingtonians are in for one last little heat wave this summer. Spokane's forecast predicts 97-degree heat on Sunday. Vancouver might get even hotter tomorrow. Heat waves like this send Washingtonians running to the thermostat, cranking up electrical demand.
When energy use skyrockets far above forecasts, utilities may have to call on customers to turn things down a notch. Simple energy-saving practices can make a big impact on grid reliability during peak demand. They’ll also have a pleasant impact on your monthly bill.
Read the full story on Gov. Jay Inslee's Medium [ [link removed] ]
Washington is warming, growing, and using more cooling. That's putting pressure on the grid.
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