Common use of Demand Response Program Clause in Contracts

Demand Response Program. 1. Program Development - A demand response program will be developed with consideration for residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, irrigation, and non- revenue water. Demand management options to be evaluated will include programs such as time of day and day of week water across all the classifications of use and then a number of programs specifically for certain customers. Plumbing codes and existing programs will be included (removed from any projected savings) in the program analysis and the costs of each program identified and prioritized. The cost and rate requirements for these programs will also be estimated. 2. Utility Side Management - Utility-side water conservation will be assessed including:  Water loss control  Leakage management  Currently main breaks and services line failures will be evaluated and benchmarked against other utility data

Demand Response Program. 1. Program Development - A demand response program will be developed with consideration for residential, commercial, industrial, institutional, irrigation, and non- revenue water. Demand management options to be evaluated will include programs such as time of day and day of week water across all the classifications of use and then a number of programs specifically for certain customers. Plumbing codes and existing programs will be included (removed from any projected savings) in the program analysis and the costs of each program identified and prioritized. The cost and rate requirements for these programs will also be estimated. 2. Utility Side Management - Utility-side water conservation will be assessed including:  • Water loss control  • Leakage management  • Currently main breaks and services line failures will be evaluated and benchmarked against other utility data